Sentence examples for might use both from inspiring English sources
China might use both panchens to endorse a pretender to the Dalai Lama's succession.The only person who might perhaps, in the short term, enjoy a little of the Dalai Lama's prestige among both Tibetans and foreigners, is Ogyen Trinley.
Some teams might use both features, while others might already use Slack and leverage the Slack integration.
Yahoo! argues that although the advertisers might use both platforms, the automated system does not compete directly with newspaper publishers selling ads through the consortium.
A so-called "strong" public option might use both cost-cutting components.
Whilst these two mechanisms have in the past been argued to be in competition [12], current behavioral evidence suggests that some animals might use both mechanisms [13].
The future assessment of COPD and choice of management strategies might use both phenotyping and genotyping to guide choice of medication in each patient, perhaps using an algorithm such as that shown in Figure 1.
MPAs served as retreats and safe zones for predators and other species that might use regions both inside and outside protected areas.
This article describes what the partnership entailed, the additional value it brought and how civil society might use the evaluation findings both as a tool for advocacy and a means for improving its own engagement with the individuals directly affected by HIV and with those who care for them.
New studies might use the model both as guidance for developing new NGO collaboration and as an evaluation tool for the collaboration subsequently.
You might use your stronger leg for both loads, but try to use both legs, one for each shovel load, so that the work stays balanced.
The last year and a half has been the longest period in 30 years without separatist violence, and that had raised hopes that both sides might use the unilateral cease-fire, declared in September 1998, to achieve a lasting peace to a conflict that officials say has killed 800 people.
