Sentence examples for more for both from inspiring English sources

But it charges more for both single men and women than for married people.

There is still an urgent need to do more for both prevention and cure.

We have the money for the ticket, and some more for both of you when she arrives.

It finished Sevilla 6-4 Espandol and it could have been more, for both teams (and especially for Sevilla, who were stopped often by Roberto).

But only the Monkeys have the chance to make it three on Wednesday night as they're nominated once more for both gongs (see the full nominees list here).

E-books, which made their debut in the 1990s, cut costs even more for both consumer and producer, though as the Internet expanded those roles became confused.

"I find that the beauty of small spaces allow for more creativity both for us as owners installing the show and for the artists having limitations in space.

"The Geylang enclave is slowly becoming more and more hip for both locals and expats". .

The energy efficiency of data processing is becoming more and more important for both economical and ecological reasons.

This is a book as much — if not more — for parents, both expectant and overwhelmed, as for children.

Of course, these initiatives aren't altogether altruistic; more Internet means more users for both companies.