Sentence examples for made it both from inspiring English sources

Its enormous success 8.3m households now pay for its hundreds of television channels, bringing in over £4 billion ($7.6 billion) of revenues a year has made it both hated and feared among its competitors.

Its clear air and hill scenery have made it both a health and a pleasure resort.

This made it both interesting and problematic.

Living his entertaining life at full throttle, Minns made it both highly relevant and utterly compelling.

Crisis conditions made it both necessary and easier to raise taxes and justify intervention in the economy.

As for Mr. Lippmann, his reputation has made it both easier and more difficult to get commitments from investors.

In fact, far from making nationalization more difficult, its failure would make it both inevitable and broadly acceptable.

And that is what makes it both deserve, and achieve, its success.

He makes it both silvery and sinister.

Make it both practical and sustainable.

This pair doesn't work together; make it "both … and".