Sentence examples for cores of both from inspiring English sources

European (and NATO) enlargement to the east was a major accomplishment, but it distorted the cores of both organizations, especially the European Union.

The emergency exits filled with smoke within minutes -- the cores of both towers acted like chimneys, just as in the 1975 fire -- so when the lights went out, thousands of office workers had to feel their way down the stairwells, choking in the total darkness.

The Chinese triple helix is thus shown more clearly based on this theoretical exploration, where cores of both institutional and functional spheres overlap.

This globally meaningful Dali alignment (only residues in capital letters are aligned) superimposes hydrophobic cores of both proteins.

Tissue microarrays were constructed from duplicate cores of both neoplastic cells and stromal cells and were immunohistochemically evaluated.

Tissue microarrays were constructed using 1 mm cores of both tumor and background normal/reactive pancreas from 106 curative resection specimens, including pancreaticoduodenectomy/gastrojejunostomy procedures (Whipple procedures) and total or distal pancreatectomies.

First, financial innovation was at the core of both crises.

Sexual command is at the core of both his and the show's chemistry.

It is an idea at the core of both his personal and his literary survival.

At the core of both trends is the relationship between the US and China.

Nothing about Prada or Jil Sander is easy, though simplicity — and tradition — are at the core of both fall collections.