Sentence examples for degrees of both from inspiring English sources

In a fight that required toughness and talent, Felix Trinidad displayed large degrees of both on Saturday night.

Yet here, plonked at the front end of Blondie: One Way Or Another (Fri, 10.35pm, BBC1), a film suffused with uncommon degrees of both insight and tragedy, they begin to seem less like easy cliches and more like pronounced understatements.

Since almost everyone has experienced both successes and failures during development, the theory assumes that each person has differing degrees of both motivation for success and motivation to avoid failure.

The degrees of both apoptosis and necrosis were measured using ApoScreen Annexin V kit (Southern-Biotech, Birmingham, AL, USA).

However, it is likely that the camera eyes of cephalopods and vertebrates have degrees of both convergent and parallel evolution.

The roof shapes were evaluated on the basis of the satisfaction degrees of both economic evaluation and beauty.

We have obviously considered applying the YCombinator model to startup school, but believe this first edition should have higher degrees of freedom both for us and the participants.

Moreover, they share a high degree of identity both in exonic and intronic sequences.

It appeared that in our patient group there was a high degree of overprojection both for tumours and organs.

Physicians determined the degree of adherence both from the treatment effect (viral load) as well as from situational factors.

Whether the surge in attacks indicates Pakistani military retaliation, an emboldened insurgency, some degree of both or some other factors cannot be determined from the data alone.