Sentence examples for neither profession from inspiring English sources

Neither profession need worry about that as a reason not to endorse innovative user-friendly systems.

WRITERS write with them and designers design with them but neither profession has paid much attention to the evolution of pens and pencils.

Competitive distance mushing was neither a profession nor a viable pastime for the fully employed.

If only more men would now wake up and recognize that grueling, alienating workweeks serve neither a profession, patients, clients, the production of well-made products, nor families.

His contribution to his craft — he insisted that it was neither a profession nor an art — was to persuade women to rely less on permanents, bleaches and hair spray in favor of a more romantic look.

Save for some devoted dermatologists, neither the medical profession nor health insurers seem to take it seriously.

In their new book, "Outsourcing Economics," William Milberg and Deborah Winkler contend that neither the economics profession nor national trade accounts have caught up to that question.

I'm even less proud of the fact I've done little in the past to challenge this, neither has the profession itself.

And neither the medical profession nor insurers have shown much interest in finding out if the higher-priced drugs offer commensurately superior benefits.

Yet just as the military fails to provide one with a profession, neither does the rank of general constitute a job experience you can rely on when seeking employment.

So melancholy, in some form, had always existed - and, regrettably, we have no statistical evidence of a sudden increase in early modern Europe, which had neither a psychiatric profession to do the diagnosing nor a public health establishment to record the numbers of the afflicted.