Sentence examples for Either from high-quality English sources.

• Either way, not a great argument."

• Some land, of course, does not need either.

• Two-thirds of voters under 30 favored either Ms.

• Either would damage trade – and quite possibly wipe out entire industries

• When delivered with full power either punch can be a knockout blow.

• There has been little demand for autonomy by either the British or U.S.

• But he warned that either way, the connection was "extraordinarily robust".

• By the law of the excluded middle, either “A is B” or “A is not B” must be true.

Use Either in a sentence.

• To be fully vaccinated, people must receive two doses of either the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine.

• The force in either case thus becomes intolerably large if the angle θ is allowed to be very small.

• You could have had a foul either way,” either pass interference or illegal contact.

• In (4), we can accommodate globally the presupposition in (5) – either via inference or automatically.

• The normal human fetus of either sex has the potential to develop either male or female organs, depending on genetic and hormonal influences.

• Pelagic sediments, either terrigenous or biogenic, are those that are deposited very slowly in the open ocean either by settling through the volume of oceanic water or by precipitation.

• It is larger than either a beluga or a narwhal, though it bears similarities to both, and has a small number of strange spiralling teeth angled outwards, which are unlike those of either species.

• Again he insists on one’s freedom, theologically speaking, to defend either unicity or plurality of forms in human beings, especially at Paris, but does not commit himself definitively to either side (PB 2.197–211).

Either sentence examples

• In experimental philosophy, propositions gathered from phenomena by induction should be considered either exactly or very nearly true notwithstanding any contrary hypotheses, until yet other phenomena make such propositions either more exact or liable to exceptions.

• Within four days of exposure, the participants were picked at random to receive either hydroxychloroquine or a placebo, and then followed to determine whether they had either laboratory-confirmed Covid-19, or an illness consistent with the virus, during the next 14 days.

• They variously assume that each person with the coronavirus would infect either two or three people; that the hospitalization rate would be either 3 percent or 12; and that either 1 percent or a quarter of a percent of people experiencing symptoms would die.

• You will have had paid or unpaid experience in journalism and built up an impressive portfolio – either news or features-focused (or a combination), and from either blogging in your spare time, writing for student newspapers, video, podcasts, or placements at local newspapers, radio or TV.