Sentence examples for in both delivering from inspiring English sources

Collectively, this special section highlights the important role of non-governmental and academic medical care teams in both delivering care and diagnosing endemic and new diseases post-disaster in a resource-poor setting.

Finally, under tensions in the responsibility for healthcare of residents, care home managers and staff described vividly how they often played a coordinating role in both delivering and mediating access to healthcare for residents.

These results indicate great reduction in both delivered and primary energy consumption when a solar system with biomass boiler is used instead of the conventional one.

For the five cases where the need for emergency care was recognised quickly, there were a range of delays in either or both delivering the request for care and in accessing care.

Besides the technically deft hand of Tom Drozd, the winemaker, behind them, the Palmer pair have something else in common: Both deliver clear-cut pleasure.

The Berkshire and 225 Grand in Hoboken were both delivered in 2010, and both are leased up.

Indeed, Mr. Lazio seemed comfortable and in command, both in delivering the written speech and in answering questions from students and faculty, on issues ranging from the role of the United Nations (limited) to how much influence members of Congress should have on the nation's foreign policy (fairly extensive).

Cortical stimulations and evoked subthreshold depolarizations (correlated or uncorrelated SDDP) or action potentials (STDP) in MSNs were both delivered 100 times at 1 Hz.

And why-God-why doesn't Sookie do anything after she learns that Maryann's thoughts are both delivered in a male voice and spoken in some crazy ancient language?

Radiohead and Blur offer dispiriting but less doomy versions of the near future, both delivered in wry 90s fashion.

The one called Gondwana -- a 49-footer named for the southern hemisphere's onetime supercontinent -- is skippered by an antic American whose English and Spanish are both delivered in staccato bursts framed by peals of laughter.