Sentence examples for show to both from inspiring English sources
It was refreshing for a TV show to both entertain and challenge the audience and to have a strong female lead".
Ms. Kim said, for example, that an employer could place an ad that it intended to show to both men and women, but over time, Facebook's algorithms could begin to show the ad primarily to men if it determined that men were much likelier to click on the ad.
But the appeal of the show, to both a mass audience and an esoteric one — the contemporary art world — came as a surprise to curators, and the editors of Tate, a journal published by the eponymous gallery, asked Elaine Reichek for her take on the phenomenon.
The EU should say to Medvedev, as a friend, that compliance with the courts' rulings could show to both domestic and foreign audiences that Medvedev is his own man and is serious about promoting what Putin once called the "dictatorship of the law" instead of just dictatorship.
The flashback structure of early episodes also allows the show to both gracefully pick up where it left off and push the action 14 months forward.
Part concert and part tribute show to both Ono and the late John Lennon, who would have turned 70 on Oct. 9, the revived Plastic Ono Band includes Sean Lennon, who also acts as music director, and innovative Japanese artists Yuka Honda and Cornelius, as well as a floating roster of guest artists.
VEGF has been shown to both stimulate endothelial cell proliferation and enhance neurogenesis through VEGFR262.
Furthermore, host-encoded microRNAs have been shown to both silence and enhance intracellular levels of viral RNAs.
The role of AMPK in cancer is controversial and has been shown to both support and inhibit tumor growth6,9,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18,19,20,21.
Detention time distributions (DTDs) and k-value distributions (kVDs) are shown to both lead to TIS models.
PIDD-S588A has been shown to both inhibit activation of caspase-2 and prevent caspase-2 mediated apoptosis and, therefore, acts as dominant negative mutation.
