Sentence examples for neither brought from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, the leaks have neither brought down the government not threaten to.

Both sold, but neither brought the kind of prices he fetched at his landmark sale here in the fall.

Because neither crisis quite lived up to our worst fears, because neither brought about another Great Depression, investors came to believe that Mr. Greenspan had the magical power to solve all problems — and so, one suspects, did Mr. Greenspan himself, who opposed all proposals for prudential regulation of the financial system.

As we head into Monday night's debate -- all foreign policy, all the time -- let's take a few minutes to remember the topics that were neither brought up by the debate moderators nor addressed by the candidates.

The expedition was a failure because a telephoto lens was neither brought nor subsequently procured, the hot air balloons were not suitable for the conditions on the plains of East Africa, and the cameras were so large and noisy to move into position that the animals were scared away.

The other 82 respondents, apart from the 168, claimed that the free LLINs were neither brought to nor shared in their various areas of residence (Table  2).

However, neither brings broad benefits for health.

"Nuremberg," alas, neither brings its period to life nor makes us think about what it might mean to ours.

But when it comes to currencies, a higher value neither brings national success nor predicts future prosperity.

The title and the image of the "Grave" painting grate rather than expand on each other, and neither brings anything else clearly to mind.

But neither bring a great deal to the narrative, and both add to the confusion of musical styles that pepper King Kong.