Sentence examples for which creates both from inspiring English sources

There were reports that New York-based BuzzFeed, which creates both news and viral entertainment content, slashed its revenue goals last year.

In a given year, the timing in which different medusahead populations entered each phenological stage varied at both the landscape and pasture scale, which creates both challenges and opportunities in using grazing animals and other defoliation mechanisms to control medusahead.

Or, we can attempt to stimulate some of that innovative spirit to steer this ship in a course which creates both hope and opportunity for the future.

But does that make him so different from most of our elected "leaders?" Instead of looking at him as a malleable aberration, maybe we should start appreciating Romney for what he is: the pure distillation of a system that elects followers and calls them leaders, one which creates both a false perception and a false expectation.

Most notably, in recent years there has been a rapid evolution in technology and internet access, which creates both opportunities and challenges for young people's sexual well-being.

His complaint — which created both a tense moment and some must-see TV — was that his colleagues were taking those comments out of context.

Following are excerpts from the conversation: Q. Congress, which created both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, is considering changes in the way they are regulated.

The combined need for mortgage financing and mortgage access enabled the passage of Johnson's National Housing Act of 1968, which created both the first mortgage-backed securities and the first subprime loans.

Yet Joan Ganz Cooney, the founder of the Children's Television Workshop, which created both "Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company," points out that in a survey of activities favored by preschool children watching television ranks second from the bottom, followed only by "petting my dog".

The performance involved putting a strong magnet on top of a TV hooked up to speaker to manipulate the magnetic field, which created both visuals and a low hum.

Having grown up in Houston, surrounded by the oil business, and the kinds of personalities which create both wildcatters and Baptist ministers, I guess I feel I know a thing or two about hyperbole.