Sentence examples for face to both from inspiring English sources

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. called it a "historic strategy," adding that "the 21st-century threats that we now face to both our national and international security really have no borders".

This was not said out of disrespect for Asians but was meant as a slap in the face to both the Liberal and Labor governments who opened the floodgates to immigration, targeting cultures purely for the vote, as expressed by former Labor minister Barry Jones – to such an extent that society changed too rapidly due to migrants coming in the front door but also the back door, via New Zealand.

Long before "Ellen" or "Will & Grace" showcased gay people on TV living mainstream lives, and before the magic of protease inhibitor "cocktails" turned HIV into a manageable disease, Sasser gave a brave face to both issues and brought those taboo topics to educate millions of young Americans.

The objective of this study was to use fluorophore-assisted carbohydrate electrophoresis (FACE) to both quantitatively and qualitatively analyse the GAG composition of repair tissue biopsies and compare them with age-matched cadaveric controls.

The aim of this study was to use FACE to both quantitatively and qualitatively analyse the GAG composition of ACI repair tissue biopsies and compare them with age-matched cadaveric controls.

Low salaries in the public sector and a lack of career development prospects, other incentives and good working conditions are challenges the countries face to both retain health staff and to correct urban-rural imbalances.

Benson hosted two consecutive 45-minute shows of his freewheeling comedic riffing on movies, the first starring familiar faces to both stand-up comedy and film: Dave Foley, Anthony Jeselnik and Kevin Pollack.

The same closed-ended questionnaire on the use of preventive measures and types of mobility was administered face-to-face to both Youth and Household leaders, and the type and status of bed nets that respondents were using was directly observed by the interviewers.

A half-naked boy and a man whose life plan has gone awry come face to face, both harboring unrealized yearnings.

Previous studies have shown that people perceive their own face to be both more trustworthy (Verosky & Todorov, 2010) and more attractive than other people's faces (Epley & Whitchurch, 2008; Zell & Balcetis, 2012).

The proportion with severe disability was calculated after imputation, and included those children born in 2006 who were evaluated face to face both with and without those for whom local data were available.