Sentence examples for striving both from inspiring English sources

Less obvious but far more satisfying, it involves a wordless communion between audiences and artists when those watching feel themselves swept up in a striving both perilous and exalted.

At M.I.T.'s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, which is housed in a visually spectacular, kooky and expensive building by Frank Gehry that only half of the residents hate, researchers are striving both to improve existing approaches to robotics and to make great leaps forward, to come up with what Dr. Roy called the field's equivalent of a "killer app".

The risk assessment community is also striving both to harness the collective power of publicly available data sets and to facilitate exchange of single data sets for safety evaluation.

We will continue striving both to publish the highest quality research on applied evolution, and to make the importance and broad relevance of evolutionary biology more accessible to all interested readers.

From their courts at Damascus, Baghdad and Cairo, the medieval caliphs strove both to control the city, whose inhabitants and rulers –the so‑called Sharifs – had a strong sense of entitlement and self-worth.

This was a goal toward which the kuchka strived, both collectively and individually.

It must be a collective effort that strives both on the ground and in the offices of our lawmakers.

The researchers strove both to identify recurring patterns and to detect new issues, to take into account convergences and divergences in the data.

As Mozambique and many other sub-Saharan countries strive both to raise the overall school enrollment rates and to close the gender enrollment gap, policymakers should take into account the potential gendered benefits of women's decision-making autonomy.

These are choices familiar to many young families striving for both professional success and work-family balance.

Quantity is never a substitute for quality, but striving for both will yield the best results.