Sentence examples for neither meaning from inspiring English sources

However, the majority of the men also reported that their wife had informed them neither, meaning that many women had not shared the basic information they had received during the baseline interview.

But then the purported externalist finding that neither meaning nor content is 'in the head' may be read as showing the insufficiency of phenomenal consciousness to determine any intentionality or content.

That group is known here as the Ni-Nis, meaning Neither-Nors, committed neither to Mr. Chávez nor to the opposition.

Plans for two new hospitals are mired in payment battles and preservation disputes, meaning neither will become operational until at least 2013.

The Dutch study was double-blinded, meaning neither the researchers nor the children knew whether they were given sugar-sweetened or sugar-free drinks.

While some crimes, such as premeditated murder, carry fixed punishments under Saudi Arabia's interpretation of the Islamic law, or Shariah, drug-related offences are considered "ta'zir", meaning neither the crime nor the punishment is defined in Islam.

No details of how NESV are financing the bid have been given, meaning neither the current board, supporters nor the FA have any idea of the group's ability to make the required investment.

Most large, late-stage trials are "double-blinded," meaning neither the patients nor the treating doctors know who is getting the new drug and who is getting standard treatment (or a placebo) until after the trial ends.

Our study had large number of false negative cases (17.72 %), meaning neither there were flounce on first view nor was tear on probing, giving low sensitivity and NPV.

They never could comprehend the incessant barrage of questions, neither its meaning nor purpose.

What drives today's decision is neither the meaning of the Suspension Clause, nor the principles of our precedents, but rather an inflated notion of judicial supremacy.