Sentence examples for suggest neither from inspiring English sources

Or, as some ads suggest, neither preaches "South Dakota values".

Current polls suggest neither of Britain's two big parties is likely to win an outright majority.

However recent performances suggest neither man is as sharp as they were.

Company accounts suggest neither of the two Icap lending firms had much commercial activity - other than the holding of large loans to the US.

But on Madison Avenue the letters suggest neither middle-class confidence nor ostentatious vulgarity nor bonheur du vivre; they are simply a trademark--the Golden Arches gone Gallic.

"The Roberts court's environmental decisions issued to date suggest neither a disposition toward business nor a hostility toward environmental regulation," Professor Adler wrote in his article, published last year in The Santa Clara Law Review.

Freud himself suggested neither of these alternatives.

It suggested neither side can win the league.

"Which suggests neither Nicola nor my ambassador said anything".

Varoufakis said he had not expected a no vote, and suggested neither had Tsipras.

When they announced their candidacies, conventional wisdom suggested neither was in with a shot.