Sentence examples for but it would either from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's spokesman refused to say which ministers were informed, but it would either be a transport minister or a junior minister in the Home Office.

Yes, but it would either require the troika to moderate their key demands on pensions, tax and labour market reform, or for Tsipras to cross his red lines on the same issues.

But it would either require the Republican leadership to take their (already painful and internally divisive) surrender to reality on taxes to another level altogether, or it would require the president to triangulate against his own base on structural changes to entitlements in ways that neither his past record nor his current positioning suggests he's about to do.

Matz was not sure where Visionaire would run next but said it would either be in the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct or the Blue Grass Stakes at Keeneland.

Ferrer opted for a luminous pink shirt at the changeover but if he hoped it would either inspire him or knock Berdych out of his stride, he was badly mistaken.

I am not saying that AI wouldn't have consciousness if it had human intelligence, but I am not saying it would either.

It would either happen or it wouldn't.

It would either be trodden on or uprooted.

As we learned this summer, that is not a zero-probability event — but it would take either an act of Congress, in the sense of passing legislation, or a determination by members of Congress that they could not act.

I tend to think we have a major biodiversity crisis, but it would take either a fast acceleration of current extinction rates or a couple of centuries at current extinction rates, for the current process to become a sixth mass extinction".

It's not a must-win but it would give either team a huge advantage relatively early".