Sentence examples for unification both from inspiring English sources

Reunification has been partly to blame: the inclusion of firms in former East Germany and the massive boom in capital investment after unification both depressed average returns.

Output and employment in this sector burgeoned under the autarkic economic policies of East Germany, but following unification both output and employment plummeted drastically, the latter by some nine-tenths.

Germany has been the big winner of European unification, both economically and politically.

Both aim at further unification, and both — to varying degrees — resolve problems that have frustrated physicists for decades.

But it's just as risky to rush unification before both East and West Germans have had the chance to choose.

Two of Reverend Moon Sun-Myung's sons are vying to infuse new fervor into Moon's Unification empire, both as a business and a religion.

It also, by blurring the boundary between the two countries, hinted at the goal of unification that both Seoul and Pyongyang have long sought to realise.

Through his or her existence, the human beings is the unification of both forms of loving and is afforded the unique insights that arise through eros and agape.

From this viewpoint, a unification of both procedures and formulation of explicit necessary and sufficient conditions for the asymptotic stability of the delay dynamic equation y ∇ ( t ) = ∑ j = 0 k a j y ( t − j ), t ∈ T, (2.4).

This day and age calls for the unification of both; to finally bridge the gap between science and religion.

Gifu continued to flourish even after Japan's unification as both an important shukuba along the Edo period Nakasendō and, later, as one of Japan's fashion centers.