Sentence examples for neither driven from inspiring English sources

But Holman's plays are resolutely neither driven by "issues" nor "in yer face".

The problem with our healthcare system is that it's neither driven 100percentt by government nor 100percentt by private enterprise.

Our inductive analysis is neither driven by deductive logic nor follows a strict grounded theory approach (Randall and Mello 2012; Manuj and Pohlen 2012), because "data is inextricably fused with theory" (Alvesson and Kärreman 2007).

Yet progress in pharmacogenomics science is neither driven nor influenced by technology alone.

Recent discoveries suggest that aging is neither driven by accumulation of molecular damage of any cause, nor by random damage of any kind.

These findings challenged the previous views of the intravasation/dissemination step in metastasis that it is neither driven by a set of specific gene mutations nor the result of advanced tumor behavior that includes tumor angiogenesis.

In "Dimensions," a triple murder occurs, but it neither drives the plot nor crowns its arc.

Diana Foley has a two-ton reminder of her misfortune parked at her house in Willows, Calif., a 2006 Lincoln Town Car that she can neither drive nor sell.

A visitor exaggerated when he reported that New Englanders could "neither drive a bargain, nor make a jest, without a text of Scripture at the end on it," but he was not far off.

The big problem, Mr. McNamara said, is the generally poor quality of the police officers who have come, some of whom have had to be sent home because they could neither drive nor handle their weapons.

In the end, such resistance neither drove the Shanxi government to change its policy, nor did it cause the central government to intervene.