Sentence examples for because it either from inspiring English sources
Design is inherently ethical, because it either affirms or contests the customs of its time.
Their delight in discovery for its own sake is familiar to most scientists, who welcome any result because it either confirms or debunks a hypothesis.
"Women love it because it either evokes childhood memories or helps them create those memories if they didn't get to dance," she added.
Because it either means that we'll soon see Miliband rock up to a youth centre in a manbun to launch something called My Manifesto-Wanifesto.
It can do so because it either makes cheap, generic versions of the drugs itself or it gets the drugs cheap from the patent-holder by threatening to make them itself.
RDA technique falls in the cryptography category because it either provides a probabilistic or deterministic assurance for data intactness [6].
Rai says he had to accept a diluted version because "it was either this or nothing".
That is what the regime fears most, because then it either has to shoot its own people or cede power.
It has no need to produce all its own fuel because it can either go on getting it from Russia or on the enriched-uranium buyers' market.
