Sentence examples for roe both from inspiring English sources

Salmon caviar or trout roe, both relatively inexpensive, make a delicious alternative.

Mrs. Roe is survived by her husband of 61 years, a pioneer cardiac surgeon, their children David Roe and Virginia Roe, both of Oakland CA, two grandchildren, Nathan Roe and Celeste Roe, her brother Fordyce St. John of New Canaan, CT, her sister Mary Douglas of Washington DC, and her sister Elizabeth Fennel of Atlanta, GA.

As summarized in Table 2, the comparative analysis of the performance in terms of ROS and ROE, both before tax, leads to different conclusions: medium-scale solar roof installations as well as small-scale hydro power installations achieved comparable returns in Germany and Japan in 2012 both in terms of ROS and ROE.

Both will nominate Supreme Court justices who support Roe; both will lift the global gag rule within days of taking office with a coterie of choice leaders standing behind them: and UNFPA can expect that its funding will be restored as both will certify that the agency is not involved in coercive programs in China.

"The term strict constructionists has become a transparent code word for nominating judges who would overturn Roe, and both sides know it," Ms. Conlin said.

Roe performed in both, swapping his costume for a uniform, scoring points before both audiences.

An aperitif Urban Deli (18) at 4 Nytorget (00 46 8 5990 9180, urbandeli.org) does exactly what it says on the tin of organic herring roe: it's both a shop and café, and if you can bag an outdoor table for a glass of wine on a warm evening, so much the better.

In the past century, the due-process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment has been the subject of some of the most heated contests of constitutional interpretation in American history; it lies at the heart of, for instance, both Roe v. Wade and Lawrence v. Texas.

Both ROE and the EPS ratio are affected by the number of shares outstanding.

For example, in the Province of Trento where the longest dataset is available from the hunter's association, both roe and red deer have increased their densities more than one order of magnitude in the last fifty years (by c. 2000% and 5000%, respectively, [ref. 35]).

Both roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) and reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) hunting levels have, however, been decreasing over the last few years with current estimated figures for the roe deer hunt being 30,500, while roughly 6,600 reindeer are felled annually.