Sentence examples for because they have either from inspiring English sources
Because they have either supportive or toxic cultures.This is not just pap for lazy journalists.
So overachievers and the handicapped should die young because they have either seen it all or are physically weary?
But Mr. Ghosh said many of those systems are falling apart because they have either been abandoned or not properly maintained.
Does that mean that Scotland or other countries do not take the game seriously because they have either failed to qualify or failed in numerous attempts to get past the first round?
We know of the placebo and nocebo effects in medicine, when blind users of a sugar pill experience either the positive or negative effects of a medicine because they have either positive or negative expectations of it.
It's because they have either TSA Precheck or Global Entry.
They spoke on condition of anonymity because they had either signed nondisclosure agreements or feared being fired if their names were published.
Consular officials from some of those countries said they could not comment because they had either not received the city's letter or were still reviewing their response.
In January, the commission submitted a list of the names of hundreds of candidates to the Independent High Electoral Commission, which oversees elections, that it said should be prohibited from running for Parliament because they had either promoted the Baath Party or had once held high-level positions in the organization.
One explanation for the low proportion of mid-range ratings is that the tiny fraction of customers who bother to write reviews do it because they had either an exceptionally good experience or an exceptionally bad one which is, by statistical definition, not the experience you are going to have.
