Sentence examples for resources neither from inspiring English sources
At stake are also tenacious problems of overconsumption and the inequitable commandeering of global resources, neither of which will be solved merely by passing the braised tofu.
"Peak oil is not about oil reserves or resources, neither of which translates directly into production rate", the Eos paper points out.
"Most managers still rely on complicated spreadsheets or cumbersome software to manage their teams and resources, neither of which makes allocating resources particularly easy and efficient," said Robin Klein, partner at Index Ventures, in a statement.
True, it has encouraged risk-taking and short-term borrowing, and banks have allocated their resources neither efficiently nor wisely.
Poor countries, however, have the resources neither to pay for their own fiscal pump-priming nor to recapitalize foundering banks and reignite the lending to their private sectors.
When Habermas (1953) publicly called for an explanation from Heidegger, the latter's silence confirmed Habermas's conviction that the German philosophical tradition had failed in its moment of reckoning, providing intellectuals with the resources neither to understand nor to criticize National Socialism.
" 'Why should we go ahead and grant you another resource?" Neither Congress nor the Bush administration has made a final decision about the plan, with total cost estimated at $319 million, with the federal government paying 65percentt.
Foreign firms also do not make enough use of political resources, relying neither on their home country governments nor the Chinese government.
The usage rate of renewable resources must neither exceed their replenishment rate nor endanger the efficiency and reliability of the respective ecosystem.
Nonetheless, it helps to think of 'resources' generally in this context because information and information resources are neither new, nor is their value - but the scale, mode of circulation and 'tangibility' (or 'objectivity' perhaps) of such resources are no doubt taking new and different forms.
Since the melting of Arctic ice has opened the region to valuable shipping and resource extraction, neither of the Arctic powers is willing to relinquish the island to the other.
