Sentence examples for it lacks both from inspiring English sources

It lacks both the extensive transport links of Düsseldorf, 30km to the South, and the attractive architecture of nearby Cologne.

Shorn newly of empire, it lacks both a sensible view of its place in the world and a government capable of doing the things that governments need to do.And even if Russia gets such a government, the results may not be pretty.

It lacks both transparency and certainty.

It lacks both the courage to be truly ugly and the heart to be genuinely beautiful.

Baked in a big coffee cup, it lacks both a crust and a creamy texture.

But it lacks both the money and the infrastructure to do so.

Yes, it lacked both the grittiness of the Bruce Springsteen belt and the graciousness of New Jersey's preppy towns to the south and west.

Washington DC lies in the middle of the United States' Atlantic coast, a politically geographic compromise that led US President John Kennedy to quip that the city had all the charm of the North and all the efficiency of the South, which is to say it lacked both.

Whitman echoed some of the president's themes in her Facebook post: "Trump's reckless and uninformed positions on critical issues – from immigration to our economy to foreign policy – have made it abundantly clear that he lacks both the policy depth and sound judgment required as president".

The pterosaur wing was made of skin; since it lacked both internal supports and feathers, it probably lacked the flexibility or durability of a bird wing.

The test car had a sticker of $45,503, and it lacked both the premium Mark Levinson audio system and a DVD player.