Sentence examples for principle both from inspiring English sources

In principle, both approaches can tell you who is hungry and who is not.

In this sense, personal history and public history share the same dynamic principle: both are fables agreed upon.

In principle, both air and hydrogen streams must be humidified at the fuel cell inlet.

A company spokesman said that in principle both sides have agreed to a reduced workweek but details on pay and benefits need to be determined.

In principle, both designs have their assets and drawbacks in terms of device performance, design and materials׳ characterization.

Italy has a public and universal health care system that covers -in principle- both regular and irregular migrants' health care demand.

In the case of refueling scheme, in principle both fuel and oxidizer could be transferred from the tanker to the spaceplane.

In principle, both sides have seemed to agree that Cyprus could be a loose federation consisting of two semi-autonomous communities living under a modest central government.

In principle, both concepts seem implausible, but they were so well chosen and clearly articulated in the finished objects that the outcome is convincing.

But as interpretations of the principle, both views are baffling, most of all for the undue weight they give to the idea of measurement.

The classical automation principles, the left-over principle and the comparison principle, both assume that human functions can be replaced by technology with few adverse effects.