Sentence examples similar to neither weather from inspiring English sources

English bowlers of extreme pace are rare, favored by neither the weather, the playing conditions nor the demands of a long season.

Walking out into the cold gray, Fatou felt a sense of brightness, of being washed clean, that neither the weather nor her new circumstance could dim.

Neither the weather watchers at the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO), nor the guardians of food supplies at the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation FAOO) have taken on the idea.

This is neither a weather forecast nor a traffic report but a commentary on the timeline facing the EU and specifically German Chancellor Merkel to seek a resolution to the immediate Greek crisis.

But Southgate has a higher logic, one that is neither weather- nor toast-related.

The Australian players said that neither the bad weather nor the weird fake beach scenes in cold urban locations bothered them.

But as pink forms were laid out on kitchen tables and questions about age, income and nationality began, it became clear that the biggest obstacle to the census was neither the bad weather nor the vast distances: It was Russian skepticism.

The cause of this entirely preventable disaster was neither the shifting weather nor the entirely predictable volume of motorists.

Let's hope neither foul weather nor funding shenanigans delay or cancel the mission.

Ed, a Florida native who was deterred neither by the Irish weather nor the political violence in the country at the time, accepted the challenge.

Many become prey for birds, and large numbers starve, as in poor weather conditions neither they nor their potential prey can fly.