Sentence examples for would neither be able from inspiring English sources

He was told that he would neither be able to fight nor play cricket again.

In the case of open civil war and killings based on ethnicity, the UN would neither be able to act in time nor have the capacity to provide enough troops to protect more than a small share of the population.

They told my family that I would neither be able to walk nor sit.

We also expected that parents would indicate that CI children had considerably more difficulty in responding in a noisy situation than in a situation with a normal noise background and that parents would rate that their CI children would neither be able to identify a known speaker nor imitate intonation as well as their NH siblings.

That practices such as meditation are being opened up to people who, 10 years ago, would have neither been able nor wanted to access it is wonderful – and George Osborne's cheap shot is a reminder that we have a long way to go before the value of contemplation is widely and properly understood.

But that was as close as the Austrian GP winner would get, as neither was able to improve on their second runs.

At the same time, neither is able to say how otherwise he would close the deficit.

But neither was able to put the relationship to use.

Neither was able to connect the line for mysterious reasons.

Neither were able to provide comment before publication.

For months, well before the start of the six-week campaign, we had been assured that May 7th would result in a hung parliament — that is to say, where the Labour Party and the Conservatives would gather a roughly equal number of votes, and where neither would be able to command a working majority in the House of Commons.