Sentence examples for mostly neither from inspiring English sources

"This study found mostly neither positive nor negative effects in subjects exposed in infancy to soy formula when compared with those exposed to cow milk formula," they continued.

However it has also distracted attention from something stressed to me regularly by organisations working with abused children: their abusers are mostly neither celebrities nor men lurking in sinister cars and parks but usually someone, of either gender, known to the child – a friend, a neighbour, a nanny or, often, a close relative.

These are mostly neither difficult nor expensive to correct.

And of course, it turned out to be a little of both, but mostly neither.

Mexico's inhabitants mostly neither knew nor - presumably - cared about the methods his dipos (as the DIPD detectives were known) used to keep crime under control.

A more cynical view is that advanced capitalism is inherently faithless; as long as you pay your taxes and refrain from beating up police officers, your opinions are mostly neither here nor there.

Mayorga-Forrest was not Hagler-Hearns, mostly because neither current welterweight has drawn much curiosity outside of boxing.

The changes — thickened textures, expanded dynamics (whispered pianissimos in the "Eroica"?) and octave doublings, mostly — were neither especially revelatory nor the desecrations one might imagine.

Mostly because neither wanted to; they were clear on what the get-togethers were about.

They are neither mostly white or mostly black in an almost unheard of representation of balance within this often divided city.

I add red pepper or tomato, mostly for color; neither is really necessary.