Sentence examples for will neither gain from inspiring English sources

Verdict from accountants Blick Rothenberg Rita will neither gain nor lose money.

Proposing a referendum on the eighth amendment will neither gain nor lose Labour many votes.

Atomic precision these days means that the watch will neither gain nor lose a second in some 20 million years, which more than covers the probable warranty period.

The National Institute of Technology's most accurate cesium clock, which along with a similar device in Paris is the most accurate in the world, will neither gain nor lose a second in 20 million years.

New Jersey will neither gain nor lose any Congressional seats under the 2000 census, according to an analysis by the Washington-based Election Data Services using 1999 population estimates from the Census Bureau.

The Company will neither gain nor lose from the publication of this manuscript at present or in the future.

In addition, a test-taker has the option of choosing the point in the middle of the triangle, which means that the question is worth 0 points (i.e., the test-taker will neither lose nor gain points by choosing this option).

A case in point: the best clocks in existence are so precise that they will neither lose nor gain 1 second over the course of ~15 billion years (longer than the current age of the universe), and efforts are underway to push that precision even higher.

Neither will gain sole dominion over the land and its sacred sites.

Complaining about why it is different will gain neither friends nor sales.

"Neither party will gain a huge advantage in the coming election.