Sentence examples for must neither be from inspiring English sources

To qualify as contingent the predicted event, state, action or whatever is at stake must neither be impossible nor inevitable.

Tap water must neither be warm nor cold.

This gap must neither be very wide nor small.

No we mustn't, Camus rejoined: neither be killers nor victims.

It says that if first-order arithmetic is ω-consistent (which it is believed to be), then there must be arithmetical sentences that can neither be proved nor disproved by the formal procedures of first-order arithmetic.

Both spaces must be rented, and neither is acoustically suited for a symphony orchestra, a sore point with the musicians.

And though Russia and China have aligned themselves with France and Germany for now, arguing that all peaceful solutions must be tried first, neither is as rock-solid as France and Germany might like.What is more, say American officials, obvious logical flaws bedevil the French proposals.

In this regard, it must be noted that colesevelam has neither been rigorously investigated as monotherapy in patients with mixed hyperlipidemia, nor is FDA approved for use in that setting.

Neither is popular but both must be done.

Lewis argued that since the process in the original case and the process in the comparison case are intrinsically alike (and also obey the same laws), both or neither must be causal.

So the attorney general cannot be independent of the president who appointed him, as are judges or the chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, but neither must he be a political operative pushing the president's advantage at every turn.