Sentence examples for be left to either from inspiring English sources

Many officials feel that finance is too important to be left to either free markets or politicians.

If Rose is restored to baseball, the decision on whether to admit him to Cooperstown will be left to either a committee of baseball writers, who vote annually, or to members of baseball's Veterans Committee, an 85-member group of whom about two-thirds are members of the Hall.

Better planning would call for the IRA to be left to either a testamentary trust under a will or a "freestanding" trust drafted specifically for this purpose.

The result, however, for anyone trying to analyse and understand trolling, is that we're left to either investigate the few cases that have come to court or divine motives and intentions from the data the trolls provide.

But your team member does get put in a mock prison or tied up somewhere in the zone where they are left to either complete a puzzle to get out, or can be freed in exchange for a precious crystal.

Referring to the A trains stranded near Kennedy Airport on Monday, he said the agency was "left to either turn people away with no other options, or attempt to run service".

Scale is something that's often taken for granted in an age of video game epics like Skyrim and GTAV, but when every horizon you see through your own point-of-view is conquerable, you're left to either feel very bold or very lost.

They are left to either sink or swim, and mostly they sink.

The women are left to either call the men out, shift nervously in their seats or burst into tears.

However, seats at all three tables were sold out and I was left to either sponsor a table for ten guests for only $7,000, or dine by myself for $400.

The engine's efforts are channelled through one of the best automatic transmissions made today, a six-speed unit which can either be left to its own, well-judged devices or controlled manually via paddle-shifters behind the steering wheel.