Sentence examples for touted as both from inspiring English sources
He was touted as both insider and outsider, academically trained but self-developed, the creator of a persona that in the end he was unable to live without.
A strapping Texan who excelled as both a pitcher and a hitter in high school, in the minor leagues and on military service teams, Hartung had been touted as both the next Babe Ruth and the next Christy Mathewson by the time he was signed by the New York Giants.
As Caulfield tells it, stem cell research has genuine potential stem cells are often touted as both "master cells" and "blank slates," capable of developing into any cell within the body.
They hack into computer systems touted as "unhackable".
The behaviour (and pay) of such erstwhile masters of the universe as Citi's Jack Grubman, who said conflicts of interest were really synergies, and Merrill's Henry Blodget, who referred to stocks he touted as "crap", was both shocking and distasteful.
Mexico's Groupo Modelo (part owned by ABI) and Japan's Asahi were also touted as possible bidders but both seemed to have cooled to the idea recently.
Right now, from Mexico City to St Petersburg (both touted as nightlife hotspots in their time), the clubland cognoscenti all look to one city, Berlin.
In the background, more bad news may be brewing: Zetia, a cholesterol drug that has been touted as a savior for both firms, may not be able to fully deliver on its promise.
Some PLWHA abandoned their ART for the drug [ 5]. 'Oxytherapy', using ozone, has been touted as a treatment for both cancer and AIDS in countries as diverse as Mexico and South Africa [ 6], and hyperthermia via high temperature baths has been increasingly promoted.
This last finding is particularly exciting given that, while long touted as a biomarker for both the presence and prognosis of inflammatory disease [ 4- 8], D-dimer has been perceived, to date, as a disease marker with no intrinsic biologic effect.
Rob Lowe and John Stamos have both been touted as possible replacements.
