Sentence examples for reminder both the from inspiring English sources
Edwards added: "I think Saturday was a little bit of a reminder, both the Fiji game and the Tonga game, that it can boil over at times and it is vital that we, in particular, keep our discipline".
As a brief reminder, both the nonflipped and flipped sections completed homework assignments accompanying each in-class session.
Last week's US special forces raid to capture a fugitive Libyan al-Qaida leader, apparently the trigger for the move against Zeidan, was a humiliating reminder both of the impotence of the government and of how the country has become a safe haven for terrorists.
"Lord Carter's work is a stark reminder both of the size of the challenge and the scale of the leadership task.
This new report is a timely reminder both of the scope of the crisis and the need for a more robust and urgent response.
The door is pock-marked with bullet holes from the revolution, a reminder both of the intensity of fighting, and of the failure of government to make necessary repairs.
The unfortunate spectacle that unfolded last night is a powerful reminder both of the importance of Balkan integration within the region and with the rest of Europe and of how far from reality that dream remains.
They are a reminder both of the diversity of the art world here and of Close's stature within it: an artist's artist, at 77 years old. .
It was also a reminder both of the dangers of an industry that once employed tens of thousands in Wales, and that coal mining still exists here.
But the latest Aegean tragicomedy is a timely reminder both of how unreformed the euro zone still is and of the dangers lurking in its politics.It is true that, ever since the pledge by the European Central Bank's president, Mario Draghi in July 2012 to "do whatever it takes" to save the euro, fears that the single currency might break up have dissipated.
As authorities released the names of the 11 victims in Saturday's horrific synagogue massacre, there were reminders both of the policy questions — gun control — and the human, political dilemma posed by heightened fears of hate.
