Sentence examples for any point either from inspiring English sources

Rep. Mia Love (R-Utah) is running for reelection, and campaign employee Dana Goff said Love had decided not to participate in the social media fast at any point, either before or after the election.

I don't think Rich will stop making music at any point either.

(That some articles reported that Mr. Rathbun had published an alternative weekly in Cleveland did not win him any points, either).

There certainly is not any point in either side lashing out at the other.

The administrator, who under the old agreement could be dismissed at any point by either party, will be appointed to a three-year term and can be removed only by an arbitrator.

Respondents were able to 'change their mind' at any point by either reversing the direction of their trading or by clicking a 'reset' button which enabled them to re-start the task.

This time, the Pentagon insisted on a fixed-price contract and did not deduct any points from either bidder for possible production delays.

Above all, the show lacks any point of view: either criticism or endorsement of Greene's Catholic moralising.

At any point, you can either take one step up, or you can jump two steps up.

Any point that lies either on the production possibilities curve or to the left of it is said to be an attainable point, meaning that it can be produced with currently available resources.

Do not allow the sorbent bed to run dry at any point during either the activation or the running of SPE.