Sentence examples for debated either from inspiring English sources

I debated either fishing them from the dryer and making do with soggy drawers or trying to rectify the situation by blowing one pair dry with a hair dryer -- which is how you achieve lush, voluminous underwear.

I seriously doubt whether it will ever be debated either.

exploring: contexts where public values and ideas are put forward and debated — either by reviewing a commodity (goods-&-services) or by arguing about positions and ideas.

Even if breastfeeding was regarded as the best infant feeding practice in the health institutions, some situations were reported where breastfeeding was debated, either among the mothers or among the health workers [All DP's].

Hernández wouldn't debate either of his opponents during the campaign.

"Imagine if instead of debating either of the historic G.I. Bills — legislation that has given so many brave Americans the chance to brave college — if this body had stood silent," Mr. Reid said.

The piece is riddled with misleading arguments about for-profit colleges that I can't type fast enough on this Amtrak train, but I would be glad to debate either or both authors anyplace anytime on the substance.

She was surprised to learn, however, at her first tournament that many people have no qualms debating either side of an issue, no matter how they personally feel about it.

At this point, we're strongly debating either becoming squatters or turning into squirrels.

At heart, Hagel is an evolved, internationally progressive Richard Nixon -- and I wish that he had found himself debating either Barack Obama or John McCain tonight.

Here there are two competing theories whose respective virtues and vices have been extensively debated without either gaining evident or agreed supremacy.