Sentence examples for it would be both from inspiring English sources

First, it would be both radical and pragmatic in its pursuit of power.

It would be both serious and ludicrous, literary and camp.

It would be both plainly wrong and an occasion for some communal introspection.

It would be both sacrilegious and ahistorical to believe that our power will last for eternity.

But it would be both unfair and unwise to write him off just yet.

This means that, once introduced, it would be both difficult and unprofitable for banks to avoid paying the tax.

It would be both more progressive and more economically efficient than either the existing council tax or stamp duty.

Stack was a lone madman, and it would be both glib and inaccurate to call him a card-carrying Tea Partier or a "Tea Party terrorist".

Yet it would be both harsh and foolish to pin the blame for such a worrying prospective regression on Polish shoulders alone.

Given those circumstances and the Tory commitment, it would be both wrong in principle and politically foolish for Labour not to back a referendum.

It would be both impractical and deeply illiberal to treat people with worldwide business interests the same way we do someone earning all their money in the UK.