Sentence examples for it would take both from inspiring English sources

"He simply cannot make that promise because it would take both sides to agree.

We stressed that Pyongyang needs to indicate clearly the concrete steps it would take both before and immediately after a return to the negotiating table.

Chairman Orrin Hatch recently sought to weaken the single-senator's veto power, holding that it would take both offended senators from a home state to slam the door.

Easy to snort, of course, but here it is in the promotional blurb - Bourne was translated into 28 languages, and became the bestselling male fiction author in the UK last year - and it would take both a righteous and a foolish man to change a winning formula in pursuit of literary respectability.

Women's suffrage pioneers Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth C. Stanton both had problems with religion, but Stanton nevertheless "felt a great affinity for the teachings of Jesus Christ" and Anthony argued it "would take both the religious and the irreligious to change society".

And while the Senate had demonstrated that it was reluctant to delve into the nitty-gritty of accounting practices, no matter how palpable the backlash in 2002 against corporate excess, it didn't look as if Silicon Valley could muster the votes it would take in both the House and the Senate to overrule the accounting board.

The two brought in three other founders to the team to help with the logistics it would take to combine both hardware and software.

It would take majority votes of the both the House of Commons and the Senate to remove her, making her highly resistant to political pressures.

And it seriously underestimated the amount of aid it would take to pay for both relief and reconstruction needs.

Bankrupting it would take time and damage both investor confidence and Vladimir Putin's carefully cultivated image as an economically progressive president.

Somehow I knew that it would take time and patience; both of which I already knew you were worth.