Sentence examples for neither order from inspiring English sources
Frank Savage, the island's British governor, says Britain will neither order Montserratians off the island nor force them to stay.
"Grand Cairo" has, in her view, "neither order, beauty, nor grandeur," and the gap between rich and poor is "disgusting".
In "From the Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler," "The House on East 88th Street," "Stuart Little," "The Pushcart War," and "Harriet the Spy," neither order nor disorder is taken to be natural.
Due to non-existent islands, it is likely there is neither order in the film nor any kind of monolayer.
Overall, all substituted derivatives show the same affinity underpinning that neither order nor disorder is a determinant factor for binding affinity.
Our results generalize metric spaces and reveal the fact that the essential conditions on the contraction constant k are neither order relations nor norm relations, but spectrum radius.
But the troopers and guards retaking the prison were indulging an orgy of racist violence neither ordered nor wholly explicable.
In my opinion, the evidence is also clear that General Lavelle neither ordered nor knew of false reporting.
As budget minister, Mr Woerth says he neither ordered nor was aware of any individual tax investigations.
The Dallas BBQ chain has neither ordered new glasses nor altered its menus while the company awaits the outcome of the beverage industry's lawsuit, according to Eric Levine, the chain's director of operations.
Among other things, Mr. Irving has said that the gas chambers at Auschwitz were not used to kill people -- Jews who died there suffered from typhus and other diseases, he argues -- and that Hitler neither ordered nor approved the Nazis' plans to systematically put Europe's Jews to death.
