Sentence examples for noted neither from inspiring English sources

The Times noted: Neither Mr. Mansbach nor his publisher can account for this phenomenon.

Stark was received with warmth by the local population, having come, as she noted, "neither to improve nor to rob".

Summing up the high stakes and low expectations surrounding the hearing, another analyst, Thomas Eagan of Collins Stewart, noted: "Neither Rupert nor James did any damage to the company".

Which is another way of saying that if, for example, the good people of Cleveland, a city noted neither for its profligacy nor its abstemiousness, continue to drink wine at their current rate, while their numbers increase at officially projected rates, wine sales in Cleveland will be 80percentt higher than now.

But, as Natasha Lomas noted, neither company discloses quarterly handset sales and comparing the performance of the two devices is somewhat unfair, because the iPhone 5 launched last September and the Galaxy SIII came out back in May, meaning that the newer Galaxy SIV may have eaten into some of its sales.

President Abbas was there till early 2009, when, it should be noted, neither side imposed preconditions on the other to pursue those talks.

Although they planned their event half a year ago, before the economy plummeted, the couple's budget was already tight, Mr. Alterio said, noting, "Neither one of us is loaded anyway".

However, last week he watered down his stance carefully noting neither Russia or Iran would accept "the end state if Syria without Assad".

In both of those cases, it notes, neither service generates any mobile operator revenue.

As an interim conclusion, it is important to note: Neither more carrots by publicly financed job creation schemes nor higher sanction rates will reduce long-term unemployment.

Her lobbying for school vouchers has been criticised for undermining public sector schools (which critics note neither she nor her children attended).