Sentence examples for neither to take from inspiring English sources

To say that Jenny McMorris's "The Warden of English: A Life of H. W. Fowler" (Oxford; $27.50) is the biography Fowler deserves is neither to take anything away from Jenny McMorris nor to say that it is a particularly compelling biography.

14 We found that patients experienced profound debilitation during the ward phase of recovery and were frustrated by fragmented or specialty-led care, which seemed neither to take account of their individual needs nor issues specific to critical illness.

It is not acceptable for neither company to take responsibility for incidents that occurred prior to Servest taking over the contract.

"We want neither side to take steps or to make statements that make it harder to have the kind of dialogue which we think is the only realistic way to solve problems between them," said James Rubin, the State Department spokesman.

The measure, which does not exist anywhere else in Bosnia-Herzegovina, was ostensibly aimed at encouraging the up to 30,000 Brčko residents that are citizens of neither entity to take up citizenship so they can vote.

Perhaps neither wanted to take a chance on the French being as French as the rest of us assume them to be.

It was neither possible to take into account the severity of dementia, which is relevant to the existence of possible comorbidities associated with functional dependence in these patients.

Neither was pleasant to take, but they helped.

Neither team deserved to take the lead at that stage, Sunderland probably less so.

Neither David and John needed to take a personal interest in me but they did.

Neither was willing to take care of Dorothy or her little sister.