Sentence examples for mean neither from inspiring English sources
A lower-house election might mean neither main party wins an outright majority.
This would mean neither Conservatives nor Labour could form a coalition Government with the Lib Dems.
(Apparently not realising that would mean neither Trump, whose mother is Scottish, his children or his wife, who is Slovenian-born, could vote).
The Post read the poll results to mean "neither Clinton nor Bush appears to be weighed down by a dynastic family name".
Allowing new runways at both airports would be a mistake and "could mean neither is built" because of the risk of a legal challenge.
However, it does not mean neither that the server does not sanitize all the SQL requests nor that the non-sanitized input can be chosen in order to successfully exploit any vulnerability.
That means neither of the above.
Temerarious styles meant neither man excelled in short amateur careers.
SCOTT I'm not sure that "both" means "neither".
"That means neither looking for, nor emphasizing, areas of disagreement, such as Syria".
