Sentence examples for as being either from inspiring English sources

Gangrene is differentiated as being either dry or moist.

It's not as simple, however, as being either grossed out or fascinated by popping.

We tend to think of species as being either social or solitary.

Variable-sum games can be further distinguished as being either cooperative or noncooperative.

Instead, he said, the test classified people as being either at moderate risk, or various levels of high risk.

It's tempting to think of presidents, like lobsters, as being either "hard shell" or "soft shell" (what lobstermen call "shedders").

He looked upon "workaholism" as being either a sign of management failure or of impending psychological distress.

That is not at all the same as being either Hugh Jackman or a superhero with a indestructible skeleton.

(Jewish holidays never seem to arrive on time; they are forever described as being either early or late).

Policy approaches are categorized as being either pro-active or reactive.

The assemblies are classified as being either purely synthetic or functional.