Sentence examples for in both ideological from inspiring English sources

The chairmen would spread the pain in both ideological directions.

In both ideological and practical terms, Ronald Reagan's "Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981" seems like a good candidate for the closest analogue to the Trump tax cuts.

Still, the differences, in both ideological and dollar terms, are more than enough to create political friction on the campaign trail this year as well as in Washington.

For Republicans, in other words, both ideological and electoral factors were in play.

We explained in our book that political science research also shows that, in terms of both ideological fervor and rhetorical appeal, conservative Republicans are drawn to absolutes – right or wrong, ingroup loyalty over outgroup tolerance, hierarchy and order v. equality and openness to change.

But I think there is evidence of a deeper ideological problem in both the Tory and Liberal Democrat views.

Many of its composers believed, and still believe, in its ability to change the structures of society, and politicians in turn have believed in its potential for both ideological justification and propaganda.

Colorism, whether we want to talk about it or not, is a serious problem in "the black community" -- with both ideological and material consequences -- that deserves much more discussion and dismantling.

In recent years, Lessing has certainly moved away from the feminism and social realism for which she was celebrated in the 1960s and 70s, both in ideological and literary terms.

In both cases, powerful ideological forces pushed people to borrow ("Homeownership is the path to wealth"; "Education is the key to the future").

Studies report late engagement with biomedical care (e.g for Ghanaian women with breast cancer, for people with diabetes in both countries) and ideological clashes between lay and expert groups (in Cameroon): these lead to avoidable complications, disability and death.