Sentence examples for creating neither from inspiring English sources

As one economist puts it, "the government wants to create prosperity, but it doesn't want to create prosperous citizens".As a result, it risks creating neither.

This space, to me, is where the necessary narrative can stretch outside its confines, creating neither recitations of reality nor singular objects that feed only off of their own will, but a purgatory where the two at last can touch, and somehow then combine. .

Mr Ligeti cut in, "I create neither for an audience nor for myself.

There is such a consensus within the party on opposition to abortion rights and same-sex marriage and on the importance of faith in public life, she suggested, that raising them this year has created neither surprise nor backlash.

In contrast, stem cells taken from umbilical cords or from adults create neither the moral nor the medical problems that the embryonic ones do.

By crushing opposition and exacting conformity through violence you create neither peace nor harmony.

But, ultimately, Bhattacharya argues, Sherwood creates neither a completely colonialist text nor a subaltern text; the deaths of children such as Henry eliminate any possibility for an alternative consciousnesses to mature.

He says that what he is creating is neither folk, nor traditional, and even the harp songs are not traditional works, though they are influenced by the traditional music of the United Kingdom and traditional Irish music.

The scientist who made a deadly bird flu virus transmissible in mammals, touching off public fears of a pandemic, said Wednesday that the virus he created was neither as contagious nor as dangerous as people had been led to believe.

"It was a scrappy first half, there was a number of chances created and neither side took them.

Further chances were created, but neither Terry McDermott or Dalglish were able to score.