Sentence examples for fall neither from inspiring English sources

Kraft needs its own share price to rise, or Cadbury's to fall; neither has happened.

Sadly the full benefits of economies of scale, and of close co-operation across the English-Scottish border, which Britain currently enjoys, will fall neither to an independent Scotland nor to the RUK.

Theology, for me, gives me permission to fall neither into utter despair nor utter denial of very real violence.

Following the first fall, neither he nor anyone else inspected the safety equipment for damage, the inquest heard.

Buying at an auction house has some serious benefits, not least because there is no property chain and once the gavel falls neither party can back out.

Women have led the way for some time in fusing the political with the personal, falling neither into the "art for art's sake" fallacy nor the "agitprop" fallacy, so succinctly outlined by Ferdinand Mount in the Guardian a few weeks ago.

In the total sample there was no significant association between anemia and falls neither in the unadjusted (OR 1.35; 95% CI 0.87-2.09) nor in the multivariable-adjusted models (OR 1.06; 95% CI 0.66-1.70).

In the observed period of time, the scores of the NIS evaluated fell neither into the top nor into the lowest quintile, and most could be found in the middle quintile (Fig.  4).

And some puzzling regions of similarity fall into neither category.

In the event, demand for housing did not fall, and neither did prices.

Largely left out of the party, possibly even made worse off, are those who fall into neither category.