Sentence examples for but either would from inspiring English sources

But either would be better than the existing one.

But either would struggle to prevent their plans from being watered down by a reluctant Congress.

But either would, most likely, be won by the Thaksinites and be ignored by the PAD, which has little regard for popular votes.

Those midfielders are hardly old-school tigerish, but either would offer a hint of snarl in a Premier League-like collision as Dier performs his calm shielding brief.

Alexander and Louis are fine as second and third names, but either would have had a foreign feel as the name of a king.

It was impossible for the pathologist who conducted the autopsy to discern which bullet was fired first, but either would have killed her almost instantly, because both caused massive brain damage.

But celebrating either would be premature.

But doing either would have made the tax cut look more generous than was deemed politically expedient, so the problems were put off.

Kalonzo Musyoka and Mr Odinga, the two capable front-runners, both say they would happily serve under the other, but few believe either would do so.Would a new president or a government of another stripe make a difference?

But to think that either would really bother Trump is to misunderstand his appeal.

Both Kreuziger and Martin are strong riders in the individual race against the clock, but a victory by either would have raised eyebrows about Cancellara's credentials.