Sentence examples for terms of both from inspiring English sources

Actually, however, it is a highly refined product in terms of both engineering and metallurgy.

The financial terms of both investments were not disclosed.

This is a serious question, in terms of both policy and profit.

Best seafood in the world, in terms of both taste and safety.

But in terms of both inflows and outflows its position had deteriorated from a year earlier.

Constructing the optimal portfolio in terms of both performance and volatility is easy, too.

You get a generous cabin for your money, too, in terms of both fittings and room.

That is a problem in terms of both equal protection and federalism.

Her stories are always very specifically located in terms of both time and place.

The entire place exudes loftiness, in terms of both height and cultural aspiration.

The service has proved itself, in terms of both reliability and need.