Sentence examples for perfect neutrality from inspiring English sources

When rumored allegiances and misunderstood phrases came to its attention, the provost marshal's office investigated claims and meted out punishments, all in the name of a more perfect neutrality.

However, in the strictest sense perfect electrical neutrality is not a physical requirement, and independent variation of charge carriers can take place to a certain degree, that is, a small quantity of a charged species may move from one material to another.

However hard you lean on the Boxster, there's no sensation of weight transferring anywhere, just perfect poise and neutrality.

And DIN, named for the German national association for standardization, is "associated with things such as being accurate, striving for the perfect, and most of all neutrality," says "Mr. DIN," Albert-Jan Pool.

This neutrality is a perfect starting point for the rendering of a novel in which a reticent man finds himself drawn increasingly into the more flamboyant lives of others, particularly of one mysterious tycoon named Jay Gatsby and a reckless rich girl called Daisy.

Privacy and net neutrality are nearly perfect issues for the middle class to strike back at big tech for its latest betrayals because of the overwhelming support of public opinion for online privacy and net neutrality rights.

But positions like those he holds on issues like net neutrality prevent him from being tech's perfect candidate.

Carbon offsetting is a perfect example of this and led to a rush of companies and individuals claiming carbon neutrality on the back of spending money on schemes that were often unregulated.

Neutrality is a privilege.

The goal? Carbon neutrality.

Lithuania opted for neutrality.