Sentence examples for neither relevant from inspiring English sources
Erica, who was called as a witness, recalls her father passing notes to his attorney prompting him to ask her questions which were "neither relevant nor appropriate".
Akzo says that speculation about its business strategy in the United States, and in regards to a potential exit there, was "neither relevant nor topical".
Extreme weight loss is neither relevant nor appropriate to any audience, least of all those who are statistically most likely to suffer from a devastating mental illness.
It continues: "Any inadvertently acquired communication of or concerning a US person must be promptly destroyed if it is neither relevant to the authorized purpose or evidence of a crime".
Since the amount of income earned by an individual engaged in crime is usually neither relevant to his prosecution for such crimes nor helpful to police authorities in determining that he committed crimes, this would seem a logical suggestion.
Most foods contain low concentrations of Cd that are poorly absorbed, and it is neither relevant nor practical to use toxic doses of Cd in experimental diets to study food Cd risks.
If an A-level subject neither imparts relevant subject knowledge nor develops useful skills for a particular degree, it is not going to be helpful in preparing the student for the demands of that course.
This designed biosensor exhibited good sensitivity and selectivity, for the reason that the detection limit for DNA reached 10.8 ng/mL, meanwhile, neither biologically relevant metal ions, common organic compounds, nor the amino acid had any significant interference in the detection mode.
Changes in respiratory parameters were not frequent (Table 1), neither clinically relevant.
Interestingly, neither haemorheologically relevant aspects nor cardiac output and central venous pressure correlated with the achievable Qa via the femoral vein access.
None of the three MacDQoL variables was associated with recovery from glare Table (7), neither were relevant individual items, such as holidays or get out and about.
