Sentence examples for because either of from inspiring English sources
On such systems, because either of the sockets could fail to bind (2), it is not possible to serve IPv4 clients and IPv6 clients via separate sockets.
Apart from having stretched responsibilities, the current vacancies pose a significant impediment to making major decisions because either of the two Commissioners could skip a vote to deny the Commission a quorum.
If a novelist tells you something she knows or thinks, and you believe her, that is not because either of you think she is God, but because she is doing her work - as a novelist.
"I think all diet guides include the advice to 'never go grocery shopping when you are hungry,' " she wrote, "and when I had young children, I added 'and never with young children' – because either of these factors seem to lead to less wise food choices".
Because either of them "could" contol the voting shares, the SEC counts each of the shares under their names, as well as under the Venture Frogs name.
Because either of them sheds light on some aspects of teaching or learning and both play important roles in the learning process.
Some argue that this may be more than human beings are capable of, either because of human nature or because of already existing social inequalities and biases.
"I don't want to be playing because of injuries either.
This contract design problem is solved under the assumption of imperfect auditing, either because of mistakes or because of collusion between managers and auditors.
The PRI tended to alienate each of these groups, either because of its perceived corruption or because of its sense of disconnect from the Mexican immigrant community abroad.
