Sentence examples for like this neither from inspiring English sources
Neonatal paediatrics is not regulated like this, neither is abortion.
They were toiling away not for any ultimate meaning or purpose (as John McEnroe said, after a set-to like this, neither of them have a hope in hell of winning their next-round match) but because, within those white lines, a very simple logic holds sway: he hits a ball and you try to hit it back.
But outside of challenges like this, neither the cast nor the organisers are giving much away.
When issues get compounded like this, neither one ends up getting resolved, and they both often become worse.
Since my investigation of this issue was inspired by reading Bad Pharma, I can't resist putting it like this: neither the US Food and Drug Agency FDAA) nor the European Medicines Agency (EMA) accept as a 'strategy' for dealing with missing data, 'just ignore the problem and analyse as usual'.
They ate like this: But neither does today's average Thanksgiving table resemble the poorer folks' table in 1900.
It is important to remember that a novel like this is neither an extensive biographical study nor is it historical fiction.
Contests like this require neither skill nor knowledge of the contestant; it's the creators who sweat it out in the isolation booth.
There are things to be said for narrative-minded and contextualizing curatorial strategies like this, but neither of these museums' approaches actually precludes adding folk art here and there, especially if visual jolts result.
At such moments, the reader starts developing a few scruples of his own, one of which is: a passage like this is neither good fiction nor meaningful historical writing.
