Sentence examples for be expected to either from inspiring English sources
The regulations state you may be a UK citizen and passport holder and have paid UK national insurance, but if you are not "ordinarily resident" in the UK you would be liable for charging, and would be expected to either pay or offer health insurance to enable the hospital to recoup charges for your treatment.
Nor should he be expected to either, to be honest.
Overall, it can be anticipated that regimes rated as having a regulative effect on the system will continue to exist as means of international regulation on core issues, while those identified as destabilizing can be expected to either disappear or to transform.
Unfortunately, antioxidants would be expected to either reduce or prevent muscle damage and degeneration but not to replace lost fibres.
Consistent with this dichotomous background, the results of this study demonstrate that GRP/GRPR signaling via HP1β can alter the expression of yet other proteins that might be expected to either improve or worsen the outcome of patients with CRC.
Firstly, the prevalence of mental disorders is so high that virtually everyone in the community can be expected to either develop a mental disorder themselves or to have close contact with someone who does [ 1, 2].
Of course, most of these efforts to scale back environmental regulations have not become law yet, and the majority are expected to either languish because of Senate opposition or to be vetoed by President Obama.
Off-season back surgery for the versatile defensive lineman Jason Pierre-Paul might eventually help the Giants return to their formidable ways, but he is expected to either not play or be limited Sunday.
The supply of Zn vapors is expected to either condense directly into the Au nanoparticle or be transported from adjacent regions on the growth substrate into the Au droplets/clusters to form clusters of Au-Zn alloys.
