Sentence examples similar to but either than from inspiring English sources

Less favored agricultural land consists of irrigated land on terrain greater than 8%% median slope; rainfed land with a length of growing period (LGP) of more than 120 days but either on terrain greater than 8%% median slope or with poor soil quality; semi-arid land (land with LGP 60 119 days); and arid land (land with LGP <60 119 days).

Instead, go out on a limb: you'll either be a big success or a terrible failure, but either is better than mediocrity.

But either would be better than the existing one.

But either is more expensive than a mid-size car at $25,865.

I think he is talking about politics rather than style – but either way works for us.

By large dimension is meant the number of repeated measures and the total sample size grow together but either one could be larger than the other.

There were French forces stationed in Africa, closer than Israel, but either way I knew someone would come rescue us," he said in a separate interview with Israeli daily Yedioth Ahronoth.

Some take longer than others, but either way, "The key to it is for me to know what I'm doing," says Koudounaris.

Professionally brewed tastes better than instant, but either is fine.

Bottled club soda is sometimes more bubbly than canned, but either works.

Taking the measure of a school involves time and energy, but not much more of either than most parents spend buying a car or a home.