Nor would it be possible in many cases for them to live in health or any effectiveness on what their counterparts abroad are paid.

Nor can anyone be certain that Prokofieff would have done better, or even as well, under different circumstances.

Nor would he choose a respectable hotel as the scene for a killing when it would be so much safer to take his victim for a one-way ride on a lonely country road.

Nor would he work at all.

Nor did the tears and weeping of the people, as they implored his aid, deter him from giving the signal of departure and receiving into his army all who would go with him.

" Nor was he by nature libidinous: when an employee of his friend Niccolò Quaratesi offered his son as apprentice, suggesting that he would be good even in bed, Michelangelo refused indignantly, suggesting Quaratesi fire the man.

( Nor, on this view, would there be a separate " world " or " realm " of forms that is distinct from the physical world, thus shirking much of the worry about where to locate a " universal realm ".

Nor was it apparent that his period of rule, known as the Stronato, would be longer than that of any other ruler in Paraguayan history.

Nor would he remove again to Avignon, thus alienating King Charles V of France.

Nor, thanks to online dating membership sites, do you have to depend on your friends and family to hook you up with people they think would be perfect for you — and who wouldn ’ t be perfect for, well, anyone, which is why they are still unattached ”.

Nor is it known whether singularities would still arise if the simplifying assumptions used to make the simulation were removed.

Nor would we necessarily equate the following passage with what one might normally find in a scientific text:

* Nor could inference be the means, since if inference were the proof of inference, one would also require another inference to establish this inference, and so on, leading to the fallacy of an Ad infinitum regression.

( Nor would the high school team from Coleraine.

Nor, in my opinion, would such an attack be justified in order to impose a system of international control over the Canal-desirable though this is.

Nor would their tongue be heard again, unless the prophecy of Andreth the Wise-woman should prove true, that Túrin in the Last Battle should return from the Dead, and before he left the Circles of the World for ever should challenge the Great Dragon of Morgoth, Ancalagon the Black, and deal him the death-stroke.

Nor does he even attempt a refutation of the crucial point, which Scioppius had proved, as far as a negative can be proved, namely, that William, the last prince of Verona, had no son Nicholas, who would have been the alleged grandfather of Julius.

Nor would he ever allow anyone to say he was forced to leave.

With a colony in place, the Métis trappers ' supplying the North West's fur traders, the Nor ' Westers, would be displaced, cutting them off from areas further west.

Nor would the kingdom's Norman nobles welcome a Hohenstaufen king.

Nor does it display the level of excess infrared emission that would suggest the presence of circumstellar dust.

Nor is their blood on anyone else's head, because they were told three times that to fight against God, or to tamper with His servant's bones even, would bring upon them the condemnation of the Lord.

Nor in estimating his dramatic position and his effect upon his time must it be forgotten that his classical and mythological plots, flavourless and dull as they would be to a modern audience, were charged with interest to those courtly hearers who saw in Midas Philip II, Elizabeth in Cynthia and perhaps Leicester's unwelcome marriage with Lady Sheffield in the love affair between Endymion and Tellus which brings the former under Cynthia's displeasure.

Nor would we say he is a type ( or kind ) of a class.

Nor was Hitler willing to allow Goebbels or anyone else to usurp his own power as the ultimate source of all decisions.

Nor has anyone of them sincerely fol ¬ lowed any of the awliyâ ’ so as to master their terminol ¬ ogy.

He was recognized as a leader of the Métis people, and became involved in the bitter struggle between the Nor ' westers and the Hudson's Bay Company stemming from the Pemmican Proclamation, which forbade anyone from exporting pemmican from the Red River Colony.

Nor can anyone account for the missing money: saints, it seems, are immune to audit.

Nor does anyone take seriously a mathematical connection between the value of α and N < sub > Edd </ sub >.

Nor, it seems, did anyone else.

Nor can anyone say where he came from.

Nor had anyone who had known the place before, had come on a sudden to it now, would he have known it again.

Nor does anyone seem to wonder why the group dissolves in dissension and bickering after Leo disappears.

The merchants shall open and close their wagons. Just as also in the time of Cotysswear this oath ; Neither i nor anyone of my family will blind or kill a citizen of Maronea ; Nor shall i or any member of my family seize the property of a citizen of Maronea, whether he be alive or dead ; Nor shall i nor anyone of my family will blind or kill a citizen of Apollonia or Thasos who is living in Pistiros whether he is alive or dead

Nor did they ( the two angels ) teach it to anyone till they had said: We are only a temptation, therefore disbelieve not ( in the guidance of Allah ).

American author Bill Bryson begins his European travels, documented in his popular book Neither Here Nor There, with a visit to Hammerfest in order to see the Northern Lights, stating that he found the town " engrossing " and that it " grew to feel like home ".

Nor feel upon his shuddering cheek </ br >

Panthea describes Demogorgon upon his ebon throne: " I see a mighty darkness / Filling the seat of power, and rays of gloom / Dart round, as light from the meridian sun ,/ Ungazed upon and shapeless ; neither limb ,/ Nor form, nor outline ; yet we feel it is / A living Spirit.

Nor did they feel they should be " delivering unpaid tax bills, surveying rooming houses, taking the census, or watching the polls at election.

* " Nor can I do better, in conclusion, than impress upon you the study of Greek literature, which not only elevates above the vulgar herd, but leads not infrequently to positions of considerable emolument.

Nor can there be an infinite number of middle terms between the first principle and the conclusion.