Sentence examples for represents both a from inspiring English sources

As the Sotheby's auction blurb noted, the gaunt stick figure represents "both a humble image of an ordinary man, and a potent symbol of humanity".

That represents both a cost saving and time saving".

This represents both a conundrum and opportunity for women globally.

"Fixing Aneurysms Without Surgery" (Nov. 12) represents both a brilliant technological breakthrough and a turf battle.

For social landlords and local authorities this transformation represents both a challenge and an opportunity.

"It represents both a source of great value and a potential toxic environmental hazard," he said.

This represents both a dereliction of the central bank's duty and an astounding policy overreach.

In a broad sense, landscape ecology represents both a field of study and an ecological paradigm.

Because Vista requires more processing power than XP, it represents both a hardware and a software upgrade.

The money invested in lobbying therefore represents both a defeat and a serious embarrassment for the Thai authorities.

The music represents both a basic recipe for modern jazz as well as a highly developed side road of it.