Sentence examples for underlined both from inspiring English sources

As with the abduction of the toddler James Bulger, the Alice Gross case underlined both the potential and the limitations of CCTV.

The protests underlined both the size of the opposition to the military's intervention on July 3 and the hardening split over the country's direction.

The fierce reaction underlined both the insecurities that continue to dog the European project, and the ambivalence of relations between Slovakia and its richer, larger neighbor 16 years after their "velvet divorce" in 1993.

In a speech at the Brookings Institution that underlined both the vibrancy of his economic critique and his distance from the political mainstream, Sanders, a 73-year-old liberal firebrand who runs as an independent but caucuses with the Senate's Democrats, said he was giving "serious thought" to mounting a campaign – though he acknowledged it would be a long shot.

The slave war in Sicily, which had lasted several years and had threatened to spread to Italy, had underlined both the danger of using large numbers of slaves on the land and the need for a major increase in military citizen manpower.

This specific element is underlined both at macro-level analysis (Rome macro-zones, Table 4 and Table 5) and at districts level analysis.

And Janet Biggs's "Anana Dream" is a lyrical 2006 video of polar bears in an aquarium, underlining both their beauty and their plight.

Recently, Hawley tells me, he's had "the feeling that time is running away from me", and it's that sense of mortality that underlines both the last record, Truelove's Gutter, and the new one.

These figures underline both the importance of joined-up care within the NHS, and hospitals' clear dependence on well-functioning social care services - particularly for older people living at home".

We underline both the potential and possible caveats in using this approach for land use evaluation.

As a commercial for Twitter's dominant market share, it underlines both the potential and the uselessness of the product for its contributors.