Sentence examples for but would either from inspiring English sources

But would either candidate be willing and able to do the same?

Real Madrid and Barcelona, the usual suspects, might constitute glitzier destinations, but would either consider signing him?

We shared opinions about the unfortunate trend of changing nouns into verbs (agreeing that neither one of us would ever "conference" with each other, but would either confer or attend a conference), about the chicken salad at the Pleasantville diner and about George E. Pataki challenging Mary Goodhue for a State Senate seat in 1992.

But would either part of that be plausible the second time round, with oil at about $30 a barrel and sterling as the currency both of the rest of the UK leaving the EU and of Scotland trying to stay in?

He was trying to sneak in a punch, but would either miss or Volkov would back up in time to reduce the sting.

Raw Power, The Stooges (1973) But he would either ignore that, or has already studied it well enough but won't admit it – which is entirely his prerogative!

But how would either fare against central Europe?The French plants might well be at the greater risk.

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 how would either of these plans or a similar congressional grand bargain help sustain recovery?

On other occasions, drivers or clinicians themselves would present numerous times to the families home but they would either not be there or refuse to be transported to the HC because the timing was inconvenient.