Sentence examples for would neither be from inspiring English sources

That would neither be fitting for Britain nor the European Union".

Rather than expelling eleven million immigrants, it says, "Mass deportation of these individuals would neither be equitable nor practical".

He insisted then that Dresdner's investment banking business was "a jewel" that would neither be sold nor shut down.

In a letter posted on Shoplink's Web site, the company said orders already placed would neither be billed nor delivered.

The film would neither be a handbook for revolution nor a revolution in cinematic aesthetics, and Godard dropped out.

"If it were, children would neither be murdered in war nor would they go hungry and homeless in the streets of the world's 'wealthiest' nations.

So that leaves Microsoft with no clear outlet to make money in mobile since they'd neither be selling hardware nor selling software licenses (again, if they truly hope to compete with Android).

Secondly, things would probably neither be as good nor as bad as the ultras on either side predict.

(Ray's Firetruck would neither have been needed nor desired).

Indeed, Thucydides would agree that neither was the war between Athens and Sparta.

We would argue that neither is more or less valid than the other.