Sentence examples for a member of either from inspiring English sources

There is no charge to become a member of either program.

So participants were randomly assigned to compete against a member of either a rival or non-rival institution.

"That is not going to fly," one person close to the talks who is not a member of either side said of the power-sharing proposal.

One of his friends — who was not a member of either gang — lay crumpled on the ground, blood dribbling out of his neck and back.

A former Democrat, he decried the gridlock and lack of action in Washington, and now declines to identify himself as a member of either major party.

The person in this job has to be a member of either the Directors Guild of America or its non-United States equivalent.

He is not a member of either major party, or of any party, and is disliked by many of the Socialists in whose government he served.

Ms. Renfer is registered as undeclared — that is, not a member of either party, just like 41 percent of New Hampshire voters.

I, § 6, cl. 2 ("[N]o Person holding any Office under the United States, shall be a Member of either House during his Continuance in Office").

Being a member of either a homogenous or a diverse group may produce qualitatively different effects on people, not just different degrees of the same effect.

Neither Senn, nor any of his employees, was at the time this suit was begun a member of either union, and neither had any contractual relations with them.