Sentence examples for neither term from inspiring English sources
It turns out neither term was correct, and the one that seems to apply best to Reid and the Eagles now, more than two months later, is desperate.
Neither term may be that accurate these days.
A critic might point out that neither term means much without a good definition.
Neither term would be a good marketing tool among voters for proposals to abandon traditional Medicare.
Neither term nor preterm parturition was associated with a change in amniotic fluid placenta growth factor concentrations.
As has been shown, the Missouri statute interposes no obstacle or interference as to either the making or the termination of contracts of employment, and prescribes neither terms nor conditions.
However, there were no differential effects of auditory FB, neither long-term nor short-term for the subjects who first learned the characters with auditory FB.
Following OT infusion, neither short-term nor long-term desensitisation occurred.
Although he claims that he coined the phrase, neither the term nor the idea it represents is new.
The argument in this paper is completely group selectionist but neither the term nor the concept is invoked.
