Sentence examples for but either remain from inspiring English sources

Enzymes also have a 'lifetime' (see Denaturing below) after which they become denatured but either remain in solution or adsorb to the surface and contribute to crowding.

The partner seems attentive and interested in the event but may either remain quiet, or voice approval with simple phrases that do not intend to prolong the conversation.

But the positive cases to either remain in the EU or to leave it have been veiled in cynicism.

Restoration may be no more than two good elections and a few steady leaders away, as long as the foundational institutions of democracy — really, no more than fair voting and counting, but no less than those, either — remain in place.

But it means that up to two million or more people will either remain hungry or be pushed into hunger.

Overall, prevalence estimates either remain fairly constant or increase slightly with increasing age, but with a tendency to decrease in the oldest (80+) people.

They either remain in unsafe accommodation or end up on the streets".

They also think the unemployment rate will either remain at 5percentt or slip to 4.9percentt.

The higher fees could either remain uniform or could vary from university to university.

He (or she) will apparently either remain on display in London, in another part of the museum or perhaps outdoors.

And many do return; in New York, 52percentt of disciplined doctors either remain in practice or have their licenses renewed.