Sentence examples for suggested both in from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested both in this case and elsewhere, cf. Hackin v. Arizona, 389 U.S. 143, 88 S.Ct.

Since Lowe has taken over, he has suggested both in his speech this week and his appearance before the House of Representatives economics committee, that he agrees with this position.

A range of approaches to creating mentally healthy workplaces has been suggested both in the UK and Australia.

It has also been suggested, both in the ancient and the modern eras, that the Theaetetus is a sceptical work; that the Theaetetus is a genuinely aporetic work; and that the Theaetetus is a disjointed work.

You have suggested both in the book and in your recent NYT op-ed, to boycott the settlements under title "boycott the settlements to save Israel's democracy".

It has been suggested, both in reviews [ 43, 44] and in a previous meta-analysis [ 6], that the outcome of studies with late interventions should be separated from those of studies with early interventions.

She has a way of suggesting, both in the cadences and the circumstances, that nothing much is going to happen, that her world is ordinary and her scope is small.

At a hearing yesterday in Superior Court in Oakland, Judge Ballachey criticized Ford's lawyers, saying some of their claims were out of "Alice in Wonderland," for suggesting both in and out of the courtroom that the recall was unjustified because there was no evidence of any injuries or deaths.

It's a project in line with the My body is on the internet, deal with it declaration that Prince's Instagram subjects each appear to suggest, both in theory and in praxis.

The implications of these estimates are firstly that T. brucei s.l. is probably more widespread than currently implemented surveys based on such molecular tools suggest, both in Western Kenya [15] and elsewhere.

X-ray results for heat set fibres suggested both an increase in the amount of crystallinity, and in crystallite alignment.