Sentence examples for which goes both from inspiring English sources

And the upload speed is adequate, but not as fast as my NorthPoint SDSL, which goes both ways at 1 megabit per second.

"You practice this fault-finding mechanism which goes both ways.

There's an element of trust, which goes both ways".

As a result, the continent continues to suffer from a severe image deficit, one which goes both ways.

For them, it's better than chancing it with an outsider; there's an element of trust, which goes both ways".

It has nothing to do with poor communication or lack of real work on the relationship or complacency - all of which goes both ways.

(I am paraphrasing the hostile tone of this debate, which went both ways).

Whether there is room for such a third category of "philosophical definition," which goes beyond both ordinary analysis and stipulation, is contested (Wenar 2008).

She loves Benetint from the brand Benefit, a watery stain which goes on both lips and cheeks and stays in place once applied.

Israel's novel argument -- which goes against both international law and Israeli precedent -- is that only the "occupied population," i.e., certain Palestinians, enjoy the protection of international humanitarian law, and that non-Palestinian civilians, including U.S. human rights defenders and presumably NGO workers, can be targeted by Israeli forces.

The objective of this paper is to introduce biologists to a new mathematical framework for characterizing epistatic interactions between mutations, which goes beyond both overall directional curvature and pairwise interactions by providing a complete geometrical description of the epistatic interactions that define an empirically determined fitness landscape.