Sentence examples for neither division from inspiring English sources
Neither division has been named.
Crocker launched the second phase of Operation Charnwood at 07 30, although neither division had yet reached its objectives.
Neither division was rated as being highly efficient, with Allied intelligence rating them at a forty per-cent efficiency compared to a first-class line infantry division in a static role, and fifteen percent in a counter-attack role.
Neither division (both in combat for the first time) pressed their attacks as hard as Simonds demanded, and "laagered" (went into a defensive formation while vehicles and troops were resupplied and rested) when darkness fell.
The weapons of faith are not those of force or intolerance; neither can divisions be overcome nor authentic unity manifested by syncretism, a least-common-denominator theology, or a casual friendliness.
However, neither these divisions were not reflected in their sketch maps.
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Despite the attacks of division neither the Caribbean nor I will allow all that we stand for to be destroyed.
Even though the Mets' owners have supported his moves, or lack of same, his public reputation will suffer if the Mets neither win the division championship nor continue their annual role as the wild-card team.
The Y2Kids' Cafe Intergenerational Festival 2000, tomorrow and Sunday, will be the debut of Kids Companyy, a children's repertory dance troupe that is neither the junior division of an adult company nor the offshoot of a classical ballet school.
In contrast to phenomenalism, a position in the theory of knowledge (epistemology) with which it is often confused, phenomenology which is not primarily an epistemological theory accepts neither the rigid division between appearance and reality nor the narrower view that phenomena are all that there is (sensations or permanent possibilities of sensations).
