Sentence examples for be responsible for either from inspiring English sources

(Specialists in model E may be responsible for either two or three classes of students and have been excluded from this continuum).

"The holder of the new post will not be responsible for either running the Civil Service or line managing permanent secretaries.

It wasn't until the late 19th century that scholars (including Paul Meyer) began entertaining the notion that Jean Renart, until then only known as the presumptive author of the Lai de l'Ombre, might also be responsible for either or both of the two contemporary romances L'Escoufle and Guillaume de Dole.

These data suggest that autophagic clearance mechanisms might be responsible for either dissipating the cytosolic inflammatory signaling complex before it reaches the nucleus to induce pro-inflammatory gene expression or might slow down/decrease protein synthesis leading to reduced release of pro-inflammatory mediators [30].

Therefore, radiation is considered to be responsible for either or both of two genetic events, the deletion of chromosome 2 and the mutation of Sfpi1.

HCV infection results in chronic stimulation of the immune-system [ 7], and it may also be responsible for either liver damage or neoplastic complications; in theory, HCV eradication using alpha-interferon and ribavirin should be attempted in all cases [ 1, 3, 12, 13].

A spokesman for the Saudi-led coalition, Brigadier General Ahmed Assiri, denied that an air strike was responsible for either of the killings.

The court said it had appointed two receivers who were responsible for either selling the company outright or breaking it up and selling it piecemeal.

His one US pop crossover hit came in 1958 with Willie and the Hand Jive, and in the UK he scored a No 2 hit in November 1957 with Ma, He's Making Eyes at Me. Otis was responsible for either discovering or producing some of America's most potent R&B singers.

The government safety agency, Maritime New Zealand, said in a report released today that the captains of both the Ady Gil and the whaler, the Shonan Maru No 2, "were responsible for either contributing to, or failing to respond to the 'close quarters' situation that led to the collision".

The choices for initial public offerings for the week of May 3 once again conjure up the question: "Was there ever a time before the Internet?" Only, this week we've narrowed the field of IPOs to those that are responsible for either keeping our "eyeballs" glued to a site or measuring whether we stuck around long enough to make a difference.