Sentence examples for because they either left from inspiring English sources

Thirteen children dropped out of the study because they either left the school or withdrew from data collection.

A total of 1334 persons met eligibility criteria to be included in the cross-sectional survey, of whom 9.1%% (n = 121) refused consent, and 19.8 % (n = 264) could not be included because they either left hospital before the interviews could be conducted, or they were too physically unwell to participate.

A total of 1334 persons met eligibility criteria to be included in the study, of whom 9.1% (n = 121) refused consent, and 19.8% (n = 264) could not be included because they either left hospital before the interviews could be conducted, or they were in hospital but were too physically unwell to participate.

"Because they expected Maradona to move either left or right, he was able to go straight on," King said in a speech in 2005.

When nonoperative treatment fails, patients are either left to suffer, or they may be offered SI joint fusion.

They are buried most commonly in semi-flexed postures on either left or right sides (Figure 5D, E).

There has been concern about so-called entryism, in which people from other parties register in order to elect Mr Corbyn, either because they are right-wing and think he is unelectable or because they are left-wing and want him to win.

"Because they're either lazy or complacent or cowards, they do not act.

Critical friends are critical not because they want the left to fail.

We discuss the rubric in terms of primacy: raters paid the most attention to organization and content because they were on the left (and read first).

They were tilted 20° either to left or right.