Sentence examples for are being either from inspiring English sources

Merit pay increases scheduled for January 2010 are being eliminated, and 18 unfilled positions are being either eliminated or temporarily frozen.

"It does seem amazing how many are being either discussed as candidates, rumored as candidates, or are actually doing it," said Phil Griffin, the president of MSNBC.

The proliferation of automobiles has made it difficult for bus companies to maintain profitable services in rural areas, where they are being either subsidized by local authorities and the government or withdrawn.

"Over the years, I have tried to simply respond to situations where it's obvious that people are being either discriminated against or they are facing some kind of persecution," he said as he showed a visitor a one-room Glen Cove apartment that sleeps 15 immigrants.

Nor have any of the four candidates kept pace with the fast-advancing issues raised by the new digital economy; if they had, maybe the young people who are being either engaged or turned away by that new world might listen to them.

Decisions similar to Mayor Giuliani's are being made in numerous countries around the world, where airports are being either privatized or operated by private firms under long-term leases.

Mr. Belykh's former allies said he was being either naïve or disingenuous.

As Lord Lawson put it on Tuesday, Stevenson was being either dishonest or delusional when he wrote that letter.

The other argument presumes Obama is being either naive or incompetent in managing power politics in Washington.

It's been either on my back or that of my desk chair ever since.

When his gaze turns to other subjects, however, it tends to be be either blankly adoring or unflinchingly voyeuristic.