Sentence examples for neither huge from inspiring English sources

But South Korea has one advantage: other countries view it with less suspicion than they do China, since it is neither huge nor a dictatorship.

By the mid-1960s, hadhad published three novels that enjoyed reasonable critical acclaim in Latin America, but neither huge commercial nor international success.

Her voice is neither huge nor especially beautiful unto itself, with a quality of shrillness in the upper registers; and sometimes the mannerisms she adopted (effectively) for the role of a young geisha extended to diction, specifically a broad, flat "ah" vowel.

Minas is full of this kind of waterfall, neither huge nor stunningly beautiful, just a quaint swimming hole fed by a whooshing column of white water that turns the otherwise still-life mountain landscape into a motion picture as you approach.

Both are needed for long-term economic growth, but neither offers huge numbers of jobs right away.

The two great sculptural projects to which Leonardo devoted himself wholeheartedly were not realized; neither the huge, bronze equestrian statue for Francesco Sforza, on which he worked from about 1489 to 1494, nor the monument for Marshal Trivulzio, on which he was busy in the years 1506 11, were brought to completion.

Those two case studies were identified as examples of a local and a global food system, thus not being representative for neither the huge internal variability of both local and global supply-chains, nor of food systems with intermediate characteristics.

The candidates also started slinging stones at one another in final weeks as it became clear neither had a huge advantage in the few polls conducted here.

That is, he was neither thin nor huge; he was, as they used to say in the two-pants-suit days, portly.

Quite who the crowd will go with on Centre Court I'm not sure, neither has a huge fan base at the All England club.

[C9.] Greenspan Discusses Currency Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, said that neither the United States' huge trade deficit nor currency interventions by Japan and China pose a serious threat to the United States.