Sentence examples for nor problem from inspiring English sources
"nor problem" is correct and usable in written English
It is an adverbial phrase, which is used to connect two negative subject-verb statements, therefore it is a correlative conjunction. Example: I don't have a car nor problem affording one.
Clearly Estonia's transition is neither complete nor problem free.
We found neither current alcohol use nor problem alcohol drinking to be associated with either cancer (Table 1).
If neither billing nor problem list data were present, we then searched for the presence of any current hypoglycemic medication (insulins, sulfonylureas, metformin, thiazolidinediones, incretins, or acarbose), or for an Hgb A1c of 7% or greater, or two fasting blood glucose tests of 7 mmol/l or greater [ 1].
Mr. Lervisit and Ms. Caughey said their arrangement had spawned neither criticism nor problems.
There were no superficial or deep-seated infections nor problems with screw cut-out in this group.
Moreover, the turbine in ORC has a smaller size so it is consequently less expensive, and there are no air in-leakage problems nor problems due to operating in a vacuum, since a vacuum is not needed (DiPippo 1980).
Patients with minor functional losses (who had neither problems with walking ability nor problems with bladder or bowel functions) as well as patients with severe emotional or cognitive problems were excluded.
"I told Mr. King that I did not know Kingston at all, nor its problems, nor its people", Macdonald wrote later.
Moreover, international recognition does not end the occupation, nor does it solve the refugee issue, nor the problem of Jerusalem.
In short, it is neither the solution nor the problem.
His suffering is neither a medical nor social problem, but a religious experience.
