Sentence examples for be supported by either from inspiring English sources

Make sure your expansion can be supported by either long-term capital, working capital, or both.

Morrison told 2GB it was clear Turnbull was of the same view last Thursday as he was in May, when the prime minister telegraphed to Rudd privately that his nomination would not be supported by either him or the cabinet.

To feed this relentless appetite Kinder's biggest MLP last year paid out more in distributions than could be supported by either its accounting profits or cashflow after capital expenditure.

A marked advantage of VOIP providers such as Skype is that they can be supported by either 3 G and wireless networks allowing maximum portability.

The president insisted he was more confident of America's future than ever before, rhetoric that could not be supported by either the numbers or the lack of a dynamic plan.

As a result, the clawback may be supported by either an escrow of some amount of the carried interest with a third party bank, which will not be released to principals of the fund manager, guarantees from the individual principals to repay any amounts of carried interest distributed to them, or a holdback within the fund's bank account.

Every year, Tesco reviews the carrying value of its stores to ensure that they are supported by either their value in use or their fair value less the cost of disposal.

Researchers found that between 2005 and 2012, three in 10 first-time property purchases were supported by either a gift or loan from the buyer's family or friends.

The diagnosis of SBS was supported by either perpetrator confession, characteristic evolution of brain abnormalities on CT or MRI, inconsistent or absent explanatory history, and/or other social risk factors.

The splint is supported by either Velcro (for a static splint) or Thera-Band (for a dynamic splint) looped over one of the fixator pins or an extension plate built off a fixator ring (Figs. 2, 3 and 7).

(iii) Their association with target gene is supported by either syntenic analysis or by endogenous expression analysis or by both.