Sentence examples for exciting in both from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the future of lipid-based liquid crystalline delivery systems remains exciting in both academic and industrial sectors.

Despite the rapid and exciting developments in both architecture and sculpture, the two have seldom been meaningfully and integrally united.

She was among the very few who could convey the perfume and magic of the stunning walking duet in "Emeralds," the first act of Balanchine's "Jewels," and she had an exciting dynamism in both Balanchine's experimental "leotard" ballets ("Episodes," "Monumentum pro Gesualdo/Movements for Piano and Orchestra") and his so-called tutu ballets ("Divertimento No. 15," and as Dewdrop in "The Nutcracker").

CRISPR/Cas9 genome engineering offers exciting applications in both basic science and translational research.

There is no doubt that we are in the midst of an exciting era in both cancer genomics and epigenetics.

With exciting prospects in both simulation methods development and enhancements in computer hardware, we are on the verge of accessing an unprecedented capability for designing and developing dosage forms and drug delivery systems in silico, including tackling challenges in polymorph control on a rational basis.

What will this lead to? 1939 was an exciting year in both physics and science fiction.

Master of adventure Alistair MacLean managed to write this breathlessly exciting tale in both novel and screenplay form in just six weeks, particularly impressive given the results achieved.

Next up for the collection are a rehaul of the old Refuge du Montenvers in Chamonix, at the top of the Montenvers railway on the Mer de Glace, for 2017; and the Terminal Neige Gare, opening in a disused cable car station in Avoriaz in 2018 – exciting sounding projects both.

The text was lost until 1997, when a manuscript copy was rediscovered in Italy, exciting both the scholarly community and the general public.

They're both exciting in their own right.