Sentence examples for longer neither from inspiring English sources

The discussion continues for a bit longer, neither side getting much further, in truth.

For how much longer, neither he nor anyone else can be sure.

But despite the potential competitive advantages of keeping more men awake for longer, neither Olsson nor Nicholson nor Read said they had heard of sailors taking pills to help their wakeful cause.

Neither of these dishes requires a ton of attention, and with the exception of presoaking the beans in Mr. Johnson's recipe if you think of it (and if you don't, don't worry, just add some more stock and cook it a little longer), neither requires any advance preparation save a trip to the supermarket.

Indeed, Cory's shearwater tracks did not follow the shortest (great circle) trajectory connecting breeding and wintering areas, but flyways were 1.6 3.1 times longer; neither followed geographic or magnetic loxodromes, nor the direct sun compass directions.

"Like electricity, the reality is that while water is no longer free, neither will it remain cheap; the price of water will rise for all users.

Both candidates say they've been forced since Sept. 11 to scale back their plans, but when they were asked during the debate to name two proposals that are no longer possible, neither candidate was willing to name even one.

LUS no longer showed neither atelectasis nor tidal recruitment (Fig. 1C, D; Additional file 1: video S1).

Molecular methods are the gold standard to detect the KPC genes; however, although no longer recommended neither by CLSI nor by EUCAST, screening test may be necessary to discriminate which isolates with reduced susceptibility to carbapenems are more likely to produce KPC, particularly in low-income settings.

That party no longer exists, and neither does the political consensus of the postwar years.

To be sure, Russia is no longer communist, but neither is it a democracy.