Sentence examples for tracks both from inspiring English sources

The employment cost index, which tracks both wages and benefits, surged in the first quarter.

That official, Judith D. Singer, tracks both women and minorities as they move up the tenure ladder.

Despite the zigzag of tracks, both human and animal, except for a few ravens and a scolding red squirrel, we saw no living creature but ourselves.

Economists had expected the composite index for the euro zone, which tracks both manufacturing and service sectors, to rise to 52, according to Barclays.

Over the past year, he's penned more than 200 tracks, both on his own and in collaboration with musicians and producers back in Jamaica, and recruited a series of starry producers, such as Blood, who was behind Bieber's Sorry.

But "Men of Honor," while it tracks both the downward slide of Sunday's career and the upward trajectory of his moral stock, doesn't make his internal drama the center of the narrative.

Digital Angel has longstanding ties with government agencies to track both wildlife and livestock.

The studies tracked both the short-term and long-term effects of spanking on children.

"We're also tracking both badgers and cattle to understand how the two species interact.

It then becomes much harder to track both the smugglers and their goods, despite international efforts.

Goalkeeper Hope Solo had no option but to try to track both Thiney and the ball.