Sentence examples for be either close from inspiring English sources

The parts of discrete integral wholes can be either close to one another, or relatively scattered.

Ratios of male to female recombination fractions for adjacent markers tended to be either close to zero or very large.

Due to the global nature of trade this could be either close by (Fig. 7b) or in a completely different global region (Fig. 7c).

But an unintended consequence of the sudden cut in rates was increased investor anxiety that the worldwide financial crisis may be either closer to home or even worse than anyone but the highest-ranking Fed officials realize.

When Warburton, a self-professed climate sceptic, calling for the program to be either closed to new entrants or scrapped entirely, it spelled chaos for the $20bn renewables industry – and the South Australian economy in particular.

"The situation at Russian nuclear storage facilities is well known--they are old, crumbling and need to be either closed down or overhauled," said Kuznetsov.

The incision in the abdomen will be either closed with surgical staples or stitches that do have to be removed.

Most held doctorates; a few were either close to completion or had left before finishing.

As of yesterday's close, most broad market measures were either close to their summer highs or at them.

More recently the two sides have suggested that the fee issue is either close to being resolved or that the differences are not insurmountable.

Our semantic structures, inspired by Adams' epsilon semantics, are epsilon-belief assignments, where mass values are either close to 0 or close to 1.