Sentence examples for that presenting both from inspiring English sources
We believe that presenting both a transient ischemic attack (weight = 5) and increased level of troponin (weight = 4) during the follow-up period is not equivalent to ischemic stroke with severe disability at 7 days (weight = 9).
Another trend that presents both a challenge and an opportunity for Pepsi is the shift away from sodas.
"The entire media sector is going through enormous change and that presents both great opportunities and significant challenges for everyone in the industry.
To him, it showed that "even within the Vatican, there were some people who would like to see something that presented both sides".
"The entire media sector is going through enormous change and that presents both great opportunities and significant challenges for everyone in the industry," he added.
Less well-known, however, is its resident company, Steps Repertory Ensemble, a small troupe directed by Claire Livingstone that presents both repertory and commissioned work.
Iran has sprawling pre-Islamic ruins, mosques glittering with kaleidoscopic mosaics of tile, and cities that present both a stern theocratic face and a glitzier Western one set to a ring-tone soundtrack.
  KOZINN GUARNERI STRING QUARTET This recital of works by Beethoven, Dohnanyi and Dvorak opens the 105th season of the Peoples' Symphony Concerts, an important series that presents both young and established performers at remarkably affordable prices.
To their credit the curators have organized an exhibition that presents both Klein's achievement and his foibles with a minimum of fuss and a fitting sense of clarity, concentration and elegance.
They adopt the stiff profile stance that presents both shoulders, while the trees and houses resemble the stereotype silhouette leather and wood cutouts used as properties in the shadow plays.
In the Guardian I found a source that was willing to discuss the horrific devastation enacted by coalition weaponry – that presented both sides of the conflict in an unbiased manner, and was unafraid to question the moral legitimacy of government policy.
