Sentence examples for potentially both from inspiring English sources

They also cited the government's desire to buy a new vaccine that is potentially both cheaper and more efficient.

FDI has potentially both positive and negative effects on host economies.

Prior to the telegraph, the distribution of news was regulated by the speed of the mail, but now news was potentially both instantaneous and simultaneous.

Urbanisation and the rise of a competitive, market-based economy favoured a more anxious and isolated sort of person - potentially both prone to depression and distrustful of communal pleasures.

Another former C.I.A. official, who knows Brennan well, noted that, if the Bush torture program were to be further investigated, "potentially, both Brennan and Kappes could have a lot to lose".

"This kind of work really makes a lot of sense to a generation that grew up on YouTube, because everyone is potentially both subject and viewer," said Christopher Ashley, the artistic director of La Jolla Playhouse, which joined forces with the University of California, San Diego and the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego to produce the festival.

Similarly, the proposal to restore the earnings link to the state pension, while getting rid of credits aimed at the poorest pensioners, is potentially both expensive and inefficient.Given the current dire state of the Conservative Party, it may make some sense to bribe middle-class interest groups, even at the price of broader credibility.

Potentially, both of these lift thresholds could be satisfied.

It is increasingly recognized that immigrants are potentially both complements and substitutes for each other.

A deterministic sorting algorithm is described on this model that is potentially both usable and useful.

Engineering cells can potentially both contribute to future diabetes therapies and generate new insights into β-cell function.