Sentence examples for do either because from inspiring English sources

The government has failed to do either because each entails uncomfortable social costs, including more bankruptcies.

This won't do either because our experience fools us all the time.

Just don't do either because you read about that new study.

"Even the museums wouldn't often do the kinds of things Doug needed them to do, either because of money or because he was just so exacting," Mr. Moses said.

He probably won't do either because his mindset seems quite rigid in a 1970s leftist sort of way – I mean that kindly – so he is not comfortable with adult conversations about the US role in the world and the global projection of power.

Charles Ardai, the Hard Case Crime editor, said in a statement that "Joyland" is "a whodunit, it's a carny novel, it's a story about growing up and growing old, and about those who don't get to do either because death comes for them before their time".

This is probably done either because the researchers think it will reveal no interesting relationships or because their experimental designs require participants to have a certain minimal level of landmark and route knowledge in order to assess survey knowledge.

I don't really think he does either, because aside from "having lived in London for quite a long time," his candidate page says very little aside from a 300 word "Message from Nigel Farage".

And nobody contacted me to see how I was doing either, because I was at home.

None of the other passengers did either, but because he was stood diagonally to me, I could clearly see what he was doing.

The grandkids don't come either, because what if someone lit a match?