Sentence examples for it can neither be from inspiring English sources

Its emission in public places, where it can neither be avoided nor filtered, seems an imposition on both planetary hygiene and human comfort.

Without transparency, it can neither be praised for its successes nor held accountable for its failures.

It can neither be removed by hand nor slapped with a shoe," he says.

The complaint is clear: model building has no real place in physical theory (beyond a minor heuristic role); it can neither be grounded in realism, in the thought that physical theories are explanatory structures, nor in instrumentalism, in the thought that physical theories are classificatory or representative structures.

One of the surest principles of science is that energy never dies; it can neither be created nor destroyed.

"Water," she says, "is not like land; it can neither be described nor divided as if it were a pie... if we want to sustain ecosystems... we will need to think more like watersheds and less like states and nations".

It is a knowledge that can neither be deduced theoretically, nor be fully articulated, but that rests on a kind of tact or sensitivity that is only exhibited in the form of exemplary judgments and interpretations.

"Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.

Matter can neither be created or destroyed.

Ordination can neither be repeated nor annulled.

Once damaged, hair cells can neither be repaired nor replaced.