Sentence examples for may both come from inspiring English sources

The clear-eyed observer and the staggering drunkard may both come to believe that there is an elephant in the room, and psychological accounts may be offered of the belief-formation process in each case.

(See "Print Power Returns").. Markets shrugged off positive sentiment out of the German May PMI and Euro Zone May PMI, which both came ahead of expectations.

One spouse, or both, may come from a religious background that frowns upon divorce.

For this reason, he proposes that both may come from a belch of methane erupting from "clathrate" crystals on the ocean floor.

A combined unit that keeps the best talent from both may finally come close to creating a Google killer.

His brother was a canon of Salisbury Cathedral, and they both may have come from around Salisbury.

The Berkshire seax is so similar in construction and design to the Seax of Beagnoth that both may have come from the same workshop.

If so, then the ancestor of both may have come from an Afro-Arabian land mass, possibly via an island arc or land bridge, Rose said.

As it turned out, both teams may have come away with a degree of buyer's remorse.

Back then Earth and Mars were more alike, and life may have come to both -- or even spread between them, riding on meteorites.

The causes of degradation may again come from both the measurement process and/or a degradation of the sample.