The temperament that emerges is relentlessly critical both of itself and of the world it creates, and that criticism is delivered in lines that are, as Helen Vendler once put it, "hierarchic and unearthly".
THE unexpected slowdown in the second quarter makes the July jobs data particularly critical, both economically and politically.
Richard N. Mott, vice president for international policy of the World Wildlife Federation, was critical both of the decision and of the American role in supporting the sales.
The second serve has also been critical: both Djokovic's ability to win points on his own and his capacity to pounce on Federer's.
Farah has been named on the bench for the third straight match and Sheens said it was critical both players were getting game time in case injury struck later in the tournament.
They are critical both of czarist and Communist Russia, and incorporate the history of Russian emigration and the Russian Orthodox Church into the big picture of a chaotic, violent century.
Legalities aside, these relationships are fixed in the public mind and widely reported by the Russian news media, so how Mr. Putin handles them could prove critical both to his near-term political survival and his legacy.
His political writings often pushed to the limits of the permissible: he was an eloquent representative of those party insiders who were critical both of the influence of the military-industrial complex and of Russian nationalist currents within the party.
"Therefore it's critical both Total and the UK government ensure absolute transparency, with all information placed in the public domain.
Improving HCV detection in this population prior to transplantation is critical both for infection control and optimal patient care.
Variables were either active (high influence, low susceptibility), reactive (low influence, high susceptibility), critical (both high), or buffering (both low).
