Sentence examples for scrambling both from inspiring English sources

American culture was on instant high alert, scrambling both to accommodate what was happening and to avoid giving offense.

A key is required for scrambling both the templates and the query images.

The present study uncovers a novel effect of indoxyl sulfate, i.e. the triggering of erythrocyte shrinkage and erythrocyte cell membrane scrambling, both hallmarks of suicidal erythrocyte death or eryptosis.

Mr. Kelly, who wrote the subversive book for the hit musical "Matilda," deftly scrambles both our sympathies for, and our trust in, this play's characters, particularly in the first act.

Scramble both eggs in a separate pan quickly (add a little bit off butter if needed).

Along with the clothes and cars and matching iPhones, there is the story of Maureen scrambling to both hold on to and hide her six thousand or so shares of Star Science, in ways that made her broker "uncomfortable".

The president's Friday announcement came against a backdrop of an administration scrambling to both respond to the crisis in the gulf and to appear to be responding to the crisis.

The multibit data scrambling technique both minimizes idle tones and ensures better differential linearity.

As a result, scrambling the dependent variable requires that one scramble both activity and similarity.

Of course, those political calculations could be scrambled, for both the mayor and his would-be successors, after Tuesday's primaries, depending on the matchups in the general election.

Tumblr didn't disclose much about how the bug worked, but said that a blog owner's email address, scrambled password (both hashed and salted) and their self-reported location, as well as previously used email addresses and the last login IP address.