Sentence examples for greater both from inspiring English sources

But my optimism remains greater, both about The Economist and the future of independent journalism.

But the cost of doing nothing is undeniably greater both socially and financially than that of helping this vulnerable population continue with treatment.

For instance I see Merce Cunningham's influence as far greater (both in terms of its reach and its sophistication), at least in the dance to which I respond.

But this time the long-term implications could be far greater, both for the Senate as an institution and for the ability of any president to shape the ideological bent of the federal bench.

"The crucial thing is to have a control strategy that brings everyone into the same family," he said, "There's time to do it and it is all doable and it is not a global disaster, but if you leave it the cost later will be very much greater, both in terms of human health and crops".

The shortened liver PET had a SUVmax and SUVpeak greater than the liver PET (25 and 23%% greater, both p values <0.001).

This is great both in terms of survival and slimming.

Folded napkins look great both individually and together, she said.

I've served this both warm and at room temperature, and it's great both ways.

That was great!" Both women congratulated him, then resumed their conversation.

Again unfortunately, the flaws are too great, both in the process and the document.