Sentence examples for neither any from inspiring English sources

Neither "any" exposure to alcohol during the entire pregnancy, "daily" alcoholic intake, nor dietary intake of PAHs had a significant effect on the three birth outcomes.

But Mr Prescott is promising neither any extra money, nor much power.

That neither any longer applies is cause for English regret, and, perhaps, discreet Australian relief.

As should be clear from this statement, there was neither any intention nor any attempt to hurt any community.

It's a fight that does neither any good and yet they seem incapable of extracting themselves from a pointless standoff.

But Europe's habitual foot-dragging during Turkey's membership talks has meant that it "has neither any carrots nor any sticks left," confesses an EU envoy in Ankara.

However, neither any of these properties alone nor all of them together are sufficient or even necessary for a complete description of glass.

But neither any longer is it just for the civil equality that was long promised by successive governments but never honoured.

But the immigration pledge is the worst, having neither any foundation in policy (bar some very mild notions of benefit-parsimony), nor any basis in politics.

There's neither any dramatic continuity nor necessity to the characters' actions, nor any underlying persona or temperament, no inner substance that their haphazard behavior illuminates.

It's becoming clearer as to why the dead are so keen to keep away from the living: being together does neither any good.