Sentence examples for course by either from inspiring English sources

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He says Toshiba has no plans to alter course by either exiting the DRAM business or launching a joint venture.

If you would like for your new course considered by either committee, please follow these directions.

A defendant could, of course, begin by either denying or admitting the charge.

Unless otherwise specified, course requirements can be fulfilled by either type of course.

Now the guidelines say Mr. Mosbacher will consider the potential disruption "likely to be caused by either course of action". A change of heart - or a verbal fix?

Nevertheless, bounded relative motion can be guaranteed over the course of several days by either initializing the satellites on the same invariant curve of a stroboscopic mapping or by design of appropriate ballistic coefficients.

His course was without complication by either reversal reaction or erythema nodosum leprosum.

The pathophysiology responsible for the poor outcomes of sepsis is believed to be associated with a simultaneous activation of pro-inflammatory and anti-inflammatory pathways with different phases during the course of sepsis dominated by either hyperinflammation or immunosuppression [ 3, 4].

The remaining course requirements will be met by either 200-level seminars in Comparative Literature or 100-level Literature courses, which normally count for graduate credit in Comparative Literature.

The cold truth, of course, is that a boycott by either or both organisations would be a mere speck of dust in Fifa's rear-view mirror.