Sentence examples for neither over from inspiring English sources
Since they are instrumentalists and not choristers, their singing had a childlike innocence, which turned the text, a pledge to build a decent German nation, eerily resonant in lines by Brecht like, "Neither over nor yet under/other peoples will we be".
One was small business owners with significant business income and/or expenses (neither over $10 million a year).
So while the idea of not taking criticism personally is unrealistic at least, and outright harmful at best, it's important for your wellbeing and future success that you neither over or under personalize it.
C. Justice, which is the just man, knows neither where nor when, that is, it knows neither space nor time, neither size nor quality, neither inside nor outside, neither over nor under, neither this side nor that side, neither above nor below, neither the activity of effecting nor the passivity of being effected.
Weirdly enough, this describes his wines as well, which are neither rich nor lean, neither over the top nor understated.
No statistically significant changes were found, neither over time nor when analyzing it separately by therapeutic arm.
Given the high up-front costs involved, firms want to make sure that they neither over- nor under-invest in service capacity.
They weave in and out of expectation, neither over-conscious nor hyper-defiant; they manage to be exactly what they want to be.
In a statement the Met said it was "committed to ensuring crimes are accurately recorded and has put in place robust processes to ensure crimes are neither over- nor under-recorded".
The second novel contribution is constituted by the proof of existence for a new adaptive local flux observer from rotor speed and stator currents/voltages, which, in its full-order or reduced-order-like versions, involves neither over-parameterizations nor non-a priori verifiable first order stator resistance identifiability conditions at steady-state.
On the other hand, when the term of impeller tip speed (ND) is used instead of Pg, predicted data exhibit neither over- nor under-estimation of kLa for particular apparatus scale; so the effect of the vessel scale is properly described using this term.
