Sentence examples for nor burden from inspiring English sources
One traditional view of introns is that they are purely selfish DNA elements, imparting neither benefit nor burden to the host genome in which they reside.
They are not rolling in wealth today, nor burdened with a plethora of idle funds.
So while it is convenient to say that deserts are benefits or burdens – things that will be good or bad for the deserver to receive – in fact some deserts are neither benefits nor burdens.
This is neither good nor bad, neither a benefit nor a burden.
However, there are cases in which someone deserves something that is neither good nor bad, neither a benefit nor a burden.
'Taxes are what we pay for civilized society.' * * * Neither the privilege nor the burden is affected by the character of the source from which the income is derived.
Furthermore, neither contact frequency nor respondent burden related refusal was selective with respect to socio-demographic characteristics and physical and mental health indicators.
Yet here he was, sneaking away to make peculiar art from women who bore neither the stamp of perfection nor the burden of fame.
Having set out his array of enjoyable examples from stuttering King George VI to Charlie Brown, Moran reaches the conclusion, mildly reassuring to those of us afflicted, that shyness is "neither a boon nor a burden" but simply "part of the ineluctable oddness of being human".
It is neither his fault nor his burden, but it gives credence to how he thinks about the 47% he degraded in his speech to fellow millionaires.
