Sentence examples for habits of both from inspiring English sources

Tiger beetle (subfamily Cicindelinae), any of more than 2,600 species of beetles (insect order Coleoptera) named for the voracious eating habits of both larvae and adults.

Davis is convinced that a competition like AXP is the best way to force change in the habits of both motorists and the big car-makers.

Mehler describes a recent study that examined the driving habits of both frequent and infrequent cell phone users as "really quite eye opening".

The lateral habits of both the regions were asymmetrical about the b-axis due to the chain tilting, which was the same as that at a lower crystallization temperature.

That's because women are better at managing debt than men are, according to Experian, an information services company that has studied the financial habits of both sexes.

Over the course of 256 brisk pages, Deitche delves into the drinking habits of both real and imagined characters, plus the writers who celebrated them, including Chandler, Dennis Lehane, Patrick Downey, and T.J. English.

Trophies and acid-house signifiers: the man known as Fatboy Slim used to make a serious habit of collecting both.

I said that I deplore such political attacks, which have a nasty habit of both spreading and escalating.

Rogers and Cantwell have made a habit of both being open to change and to supporting the foregrounding of their female protagonists.

She was wary, trained to expect little of life, grateful for small pleasures, on her guard against promises, accustomed to making the best of things, in the habit of both wanting and not daring to want something more.

But historical periods have a habit of both ending and repeating themselves.