Sentence examples for more both in from inspiring English sources

It must be registered at Companies House and is more closely regulated, so costs more both in management time and fees than an ordinary partnership.

With what one participant called the "tsunami" of welfare reform, which includes a cap on housing benefits, about to hit tenants – and therefore the income streams of landlords – it may be tempting to want to do more both in new markets and in the wider community.

"That's their current rule book and I think that within their current rule book they can do more both in terms of speed, how quickly they look at these issues, but also in terms of the height of these tariffs themselves.

"With the level of stability that we think will return to the UK economy, we just feel there's an opportunity for a Welsh-based business to do more both in Wales and in England.

But most economists think it would have cost more both in material and human resources and we might now have an unemployment rate of 15% to 20% (as opposed to the 9.7% rate of last month).

It is, however, neither efficient nor practical to incorporate topographic variations into one forward calculation using finer grid cells, especially when focusing on heterogeneous conductivity structures in the oceanic upper mantle and deeper parts with that are typically on a scale of 100 km or more both in the horizontal and vertical directions.

VS keeps more stable both in positioning and orientating, although the results are not very satisfactory.

The reason is very simple - we are more efficient both in producing energy and using it.

System resource management in MIMO-OFDM is more flexible both in the third- and the fourth-generation mobile communication technology.

There should be more of both in American politics.

But a bit of chaos is much more fun, both in life and in fiction.