Sentence examples for is neither lost from inspiring English sources
Mr. Grieco practices an art that is neither lost nor forgotten, but perhaps is increasingly overlooked.
However, there are reasons for thinking it could just break their lethal stalemate.In this section Old battles, new Middle East The rise of Mexico Umbrage in Catalonia Inside job Naming names ReprintsA war that is neither lost or wonAt first sight, optimism looks very hard to justify now.
Nevertheless, with Academy Award nominations just over the horizon, Gillespie's film is neither lost nor found in the shuffle but decidedly part of it.
William Hill is neither losing nor gaining money from its eSports markets right now.
Since then, the polling suggests, he's neither lost the faith of his core supporters nor done much to attract new support.
Gourlay (1992) exemplifies this deficiency using a dollop of mustard left on a plate, which he argues is neither useless nor lost its properties and queries if such a material only became waste just because the owner failed to use it.
These results indicate a grey area of segregating variants where the B allele in worms is neither fixed nor lost.
It may be that for adolescents, the tangible outcome of correctly performed neutral trials, where money is neither earned or lost, is more ambiguous, and perhaps negative, than reward-trial outcome and is signaled by activation of OFC and dorsal anterior cingulate.
The reason for doing so is that weight is neither gained nor lost when the calories you burn is equal to the calories you consume.
But she has wondered whether her daughters would be eligible, since the family is neither about to lose its house nor having trouble putting food on the table.
It is neither the omnipresent win or lose of American sports, nor the profit-and-loss, black-ink, red-ink ledgers of American business and American life.
