Sentence examples for be able to either from inspiring English sources

Tenants will be able to either buy or lease space.

Duration may be a function of power relationships: a dominant coalition member or set of members may be able to either dissolve the coalition or maintain ongoing adherence.

In others, they would be able to either take the first 5 percent of losses or to hold 5 percent of every class of security.

"We send the samples to the state health microbiology lab in Hartford and get results quickly enough to be able to either close a beach down for health reasons or keep a beach open.

The only reason subprime securities could be rated as investment-grade was because of the assumption that borrowers would be able to either sell their homes for higher prices or use the new equity to refinance.

It was reviewed once in this magazine and twice in the Times, but I don't think any of them do it justice — but then, I won't be able to either, not without giving it all away.

Borrowers would not qualify if they were able to either manage the higher payments or refinance with a cheaper mortgage.

In some categories in some years, papers have been able to either nominate individual journalists or teams where the gender make-up is unspecified.

Our results show that no management regime alone is able to either maximize harvest revenues or carbon services and that a combination of different regimes is needed.

This may be interpreted as a form of resistance, as long as infected hosts are able to either recover or reproduce.

Midlife can be stressful, and not being able to either get to sleep or stay asleep is a problem that plagues post 50s.