Sentence examples for is neither information from inspiring English sources

-- Public Information Officer -- but there is neither information nor a public to receive it.

Differences might also be related to living conditions; however, there is neither information available on cause-specific mortality nor on infection rates of the Jewish or ethnic German population of the FSU which would allow specification of the mortality profile before migration and thus allow identification of selection and possible assimilation effects.

However, this information is neither available in public domain nor commercial database.

For example, it happens when the information is neither about the current destination nor a prospective destination in future.

This information is neither consistent with regular observations of wintering flocks off the coast of Brazil (e.g., Neves et al. 2006) nor with stable isotope data suggesting that Thin-billed prions moult predominantly in Antarctic waters (Cherel et al. 2002, 2006; Quillfeldt et al. 2008).

Second, the frequencies of difficult airways situations (i.e., cannot ventilate and cannot intubate) were neither determined nor was information obtained on airway management practices in Japanese EDs.

The use of remotely sensed data to describe, study, monitor and provide greater understanding on watershed's landscape dynamics have proven to be useful worldwide, especially where timely and reliable ground information are neither available nor accessible like in most of the developing world.

Perhaps Elisabeth Hasselbeck put it best on "The View" when, after mentioning her own marathon experience, quickly backpeddled to note that the information was "neither here nor there" when it came to the tragedy.

(Tertiary hospital, >500 beds)." While the available vaccine coverage data (or estimates) were conveyed back to either the ward managers or the hospital board, the information was neither being strategically utilised as patient safety indicators nor being made available to staff.

Such a process would violate quantum theory, for which a sacrosanct rule is that information can be neither created nor destroyed.

The banning of books was neither in step with the information age nor suited to a country that was signatory to numerous international agreements on free speech and other fundamental freedoms, Mr. Kayral said.