Sentence examples for because it controls neither from inspiring English sources
In his essay "Federalist No. 78," Hamilton explained that the judiciary is the "least dangerous branch" of government because it controls neither military force nor finances; its ability to serve as a check on the other branches is solely a function of the power of persuasion.
In practice the judiciary is the weakest, as Alexander Hamilton cautioned in "The Federalist Papers", because it controls neither sword nor purse.
Because Republicans controlled neither house of Congress, nor the Supreme Court, Breckinridge did not believe Lincoln's election was a mandate for secession.
It suffers from methodological and statistical limitations because it was neither controlled nor randomised, but it is extremely difficult to conduct such a trial in this rare, life-threatening emergency situation.
Companies may fool themselves into thinking that revenue is under their control, but because it is neither knowable nor controllable, planning, budgeting, and forecasting it is an impressionistic exercise.
Disinfection in 70% ethanol serves as a useful control because it affects neither the morphology nor the molecular weight of the polymer; yet, ethanol is unsuitable as a sterilization method because it does not adequately eliminate hydrophilic viruses and bacterial spores.
Moreover, for the evaluation of long-term survival of the cohort, the control group seems appropriate because the cohort's nonparticipants and the controls (neither group was screened) had similar long-term survival (Table 6).
In his books, casual sex is fine – it may or may not be satisfying – but passion is always dangerous because it arouses feelings neither party can control – and loss of control is seen to be a particularly masculine terror.
Twins were assigned jointly to either intervention or control groups because it was deemed neither ethical nor feasible to expect a mother to adopt different nurturing approaches for each of her twins.
This structure was unexpected because it was neither continuous nor congruous with natural trends observed terrestrially.
