Sentence examples for choice of either from inspiring English sources

In 1492, Ferdinand and Isabella gave Jews the choice of either converting to Catholism or leaving.

The banks had a choice of either putting companies into bankruptcy or getting their loans secured.

MPs should be given the choice of either accepting the press plan, or voting for legislation.

You were not the first choice of either the school board or the community.

The Epson was also refreshingly simple to set up, with a choice of either parallel or U.S.B. connections.

The Forward Association gave Mr. Steinhardt the choice of either closing the paper or accepting a new editor.

As far as a compost bin goes, you have a choice of either a contained bin or an open one.

Borrowers have a choice of either paying these fees upfront or wrapping the fees into their mortgage rate.

Reporters have the choice of either helping keep the accusations in circulation or keeping readers or viewers in the dark.

In practice, Iran would face a choice of either halting enrichment or converting its uranium into metal fuel plates.

The effect measure was choice of either an unfamiliar healthful food product or a traditional food product.