Sentence examples for typically neither from inspiring English sources

Yet such banks are typically neither efficient nor prudent.

Typically, neither party in a swap exchange receives all the agreed payments up front.

But the end game of foreclosure is typically neither smooth nor quick.

Such projects are typically neither subject to Congressional hearings nor competitively awarded through the federal bureaucracy's grant-making process.

Unless they are also performers, most songwriters are typically neither rich nor famous, and their names may be known only to those who bother to read album credits or liner notes.

Under existing incentive programs, this level of coordination is typically neither required nor encouraged.

In the fifteen or so years since Viagra hit the market, followed, a few years later, by competitors like Levitra and Cialis, commercials for erectile-dysfunction drugs have typically been neither very honest about sex nor very sexy.

By Ian Crouch October 7, 2014 In the fifteen or so years since Viagra hit the market, followed, a few years later, by competitors like Levitra and Cialis, commercials for erectile-dysfunction drugs have typically been neither very honest about sex nor very sexy.

Salespeople from big companies are often used to a defined process and lots of resources; early-stage companies typically have neither.

Binary explosives are formed of two ingredients – typically liquids – neither of which are explosive by themselves, but become explosive when they're introduced to each other.

The job typically is neither coveted nor influential when a party controls the White House and the president's choice takes precedence.