Sentence examples for neither become from inspiring English sources

As the country opens up, it should neither become dependent on outside aid, nor become an even more corrupt crony-controlled oligarchy.

G.M.O.'s, to date, have neither become a panacea — far from it — nor created Frankenfoods, though by most estimates the evidence is far more damning than it is supportive.

More than 3 million students are enrolled in online degree programs that are largely text-based, delivered by faculty who have neither become famous nor rich.

At the same time, he counsels that the same arguments used to deprive women of their rights could easily be used against laborers—"anyone who was obliged to work constantly and could therefore neither become enlightened nor exercise his reason.

Most people who smoke pot neither become addicted to it, nor to any other drug.

So, instead of asking the question, "Can a woman have it all?" we should be asking, "Is there something left to the 'it' when we remove power/money and spouse/babies from the equation?" Put another way: "Does a woman have intrinsic worth when she has neither become hugely successful in a lucrative field nor birthed/reared children?

Neither became part of the popular repertory.

The Senate, which is developing its own appropriations bill, must make sure that neither becomes law.

Throughout the period of Pepys's diary, both chocolate and tea retained their medicinal associations and neither became habitual.

Neither became popular and the idea was dropped.

Although each song was popular in its own right, neither became the signature hit tune from its show.