Sentence examples for becomes either from inspiring English sources

The genital protrusion becomes either a penis or clitoris.

But such a reduction often becomes either impossible or very artificial.

It's a can't-win situation, since the play becomes either hard to follow (with diversionary visuals) or hard to swallow (with a straightforward presentation of a medicinal lecture).

By placing, say, Rio Tinto on the one side and subsistence farming on the other, the choice becomes either virtuous tradition or hyper-exploitation.

In this literary gentrification, the American city becomes either a goofy whitewashed playground, Girls with werewolves and vampires, or an abysmal urban nightmare.

What most Americans do not realize is that nearly every dairy cow eventually becomes either hamburger or the cheaper variety of steak when her profitability drops.

Before becoming an actress, it was her dream to become either a zookeeper or a forest ranger.

Once you move West, things become either homogenized or segregated.

I didn't like the person I'd become either".

Now it may become either the season's highest-priced painting or its biggest casualty.

In the past Labour nationalised businesses that could have become either workers' or customers' co-ops.