Sentence examples for means to both from inspiring English sources
Instead, your role is to disseminate information about what the care certificate is, and what it means, to both existing and new staff.
"The past few weeks have been very difficult, and I am most grateful to my readers for offering continual support, and for reminding me what Jessica Darling means to both them and to me.
Winogrand took what Frank had to offer him -- the disregard for rules, the wide-angle lens as a means to both inclusiveness and complexity, the rough-and-readiness of approach, the embrace of instability and fragmentation, the trust in the unconscious to winnow an insignificant scene for a kernel of significance -- and put his own stamp on it.
A total of 110 meetings have taken place, and Hodgson is enthusiastic about the 111th: "England versus Scotland is one of the finest fixtures in international football and I know what this game means to both sets of supporters.
Left lateral tilt has become the standard of care in CS, particularly after spinal anesthesia, as a means to both facilitate CS and alleviate potential aorto-caval compression while supine [36].
This paper suggests the use of negotiated open learner models as a means to both maintain the accuracy of learner models comprising multiple sources of data and prompt learner reflection during this model discussion process.
"The interviews are meant to both offer advice and gather intelligence," he said.
Malvina Harlan "understood the kernel of truth of what the Civil War meant, and what it meant to both of them," Professor Przybyszewski said.
That is the kind of answer it should give; a death certificate is not Auden's elegy for Yeats, meant to both solemnize and lift our grief.
"Heather and I are really good friends but I know how much winning that match meant to both of us," Robson said afterwards.
The idea of the residency is to make us think about the arts and the arts experience, and what they mean to both children and adults, individually and collectively.
