Sentence examples for lost neither from inspiring English sources

Other agencies lost neither financial nor moral support from their Catholic populations.

Quietly encouraged by Mr Brown, the jostling for places in the next administration is already under way.Despite claims to the contrary, Mr Blair has lost neither his grip on reality nor his capacity for political calculation.

While both poems play variations on what prosodists call pararhyme ("last, list, lost"), neither feels like an experiment; both are much too rich in complicated emotion to appear the least bit technical.

Sport sounds lost, neither serious enough for IDM connoisseurs, nor crass enough for the EDM mob, and lacks the otherworldly melodies of pioneers like Gold Panda or Nicolas Jaar.

"My coach, horses, and men sank to the bottom of the Thames in the ferry-boat, which was overladen," he wrote in his diary, "but I praise God for it, I lost neither man nor horse".

"If things continue like this," wrote Cengiz Candar, a well-known columnist for the mass-circulation daily Sabah, "Cyprus, which was lost neither on the battleground nor at the negotiating table, will be lost because of the domestic situation in northern Cyprus .Now the debate over the role of the Turkish army has grown even louder.

TiFinity's bristles, on the other hand, should lose neither shape nor effectiveness.

But with funds and weapons still trickling through from other sources to an opposition with nothing left to lose, neither side is likely to claim a decisive victory any time soon.

"You're going to see another example of Philadelphians' maturity in this, their ability to deal with this incredibly difficult and wonderful city," Mr. Cohen said, predicting that the police incident would be investigated and the citizens would lose neither faith nor face in the process.

The catalyst can be recycled up to seven times without losing neither limonene conversion nor carvone selectivity and these results do not depend on the treatment of the catalyst before reusing.

You don't lose neither buyers, nor profits in this case.