Sentence examples for seeking to both from inspiring English sources

E.D.S., meanwhile, under the direction of Mr. Brown, who joined the company in late 1998, has been seeking to both cut costs and increase revenue growth.

The president has to stop seeking to both blame and distance himself from BP, all the while asserting federal authority and responsibility.

That's where socialism should be, at the very heart of our culture, seeking to both entertain and engage, vying for attention with mud on its boots.

But in seeking to both curry favor with the xenophobic and isolationist far right and to posture as a tough-on-jihadists candidate, he renders himself incoherent.

The haphazard nature of the embassy episodes portray a nation in utter turmoil, and a government that is seeking to both placate angry mobs in the name of democracy while presumably fulfilling its international responsibilities.

And despite repeated assurances by the Daily Bruin's Serli Polatoglu, the Bruin has not published a joint article submitted some six weeks ago by Carter's children seeking to both set the record straight and have the university keep its promise to Edward Carter and honor the "in perpetuity" terms of his bequest.

In view of this, I sought to both address the wrongs and determine a way forward in an honest manner.

The paper seeks to both describe the landscape and discussions associated with the key terms, and to communicate some lessons drawn from the Norwegian experiences.

Since users are different, an efficient market will seek to both satisfy a diverse range of user options and the needs of copyright owners.

Control-relevant identification seeks to both simplify the modelling task and improve the usefulness of the model by taking into account controller requirements during system identification.

The previously unreported episode underscores McGahn's precarious position in the Russia probe as he seeks to both mollify and protect his client, the commander in chief.