Sentence examples for neutral that from inspiring English sources

We were outstanding and, for the neutral, that was a great game of football.

She doubted that she could persuade Fine to support the agency, but, if the community banks simply remained neutral, that would be a victory.

Silver, with its reflective quality and nod to shimmering fish scales, is a high-tech neutral that looks good with everything.

Over time, however, the proposal is meant to be "revenue neutral" — that is, to raise no more in corporate taxes than is raised under current law.

If the 210,000-member union endorses Governor Pataki in his run for re-election this fall, or even if it remains neutral, that could go far to spoil the chances of his Democratic challenger.

In the first situation you are left with n-1 strands plus one loop, which will be neutral, that is, it will be a loop until the end of the procedure.

Almost everyone agrees that the ultimate goal of tax reform should be to lower statutory tax rates and that it should be revenue-neutral, that is, neither raising nor lowering net federal revenues over some reasonable time period.

But the retailer said in May that in the current financial year Plan A would be "cost-neutral"—that is, the scheme has generated savings equal to the investments it requires.

The swaps conform to the Republican leadership's dictate that any proposed spending increases be revenue-neutral, that is, that legislators find the money from another agency.

In order to have a flat tax that was revenue-neutral, that didn't add to the deficit, it'd have to be a pretty substantial tax, but it would mean a huge tax break for Warren Buffett.

A key question surrounding the FairTax is whether the tax has the ability to be revenue-neutral; that is, whether the tax would result in an increase or reduction in overall federal tax revenues.