Sentence examples for because they either from inspiring English sources

"Our sons were killed because they either saw Mladic or his security teams," Jakovljevic told the Guardian.

Catholicism became an upper-class religion, because they either had the influence to protect themselves or the money to pay".

Other companies have to pay too, because they either are self-insured or have exhausted their insurance limits.

He's actually leaving Christmas presents for his friends, because they either looked after his sick grandmother or just happen to be quite attractive.

But others, already dealing with medical issues, say that affording medical care is a near impossibility because they either have no insurance or have inadequate coverage.

A far larger number are killed in their yards or slaughtered for meat because they either failed to make the grade or stopped being profitable.

Broadcasters and thinktanks were unwilling to make similar forecasts, despite the evidence, because they either believed the government's reassurances or were afraid to be seen as negative speculators.

People of the region often blame us, because they either will not or cannot accept their own responsibility for putting things right.

None of them became peers because they either withdrew their nominations or were blocked by the Lords Appointments Commission, the body responsible for vetting possible lords.

"I don't think a lot of activist investors do what we do, because they either don't want to get illiquid or don't want to go as long".

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