Sentence examples for either/or scenarios from inspiring English sources

Too often, however, the public and the media are presented with polarizing either/or scenarios, with opposing camps -- preservationists and developers/designers -- facing off like sumo wrestlers.

It's an either/or scenario, in which someone does something that's clearly irrational, but for a reason that could be one of two things: they either weren't paying attention or simply weren't aware of something.

It may be some time yet until that transition completes (if you even believe in this "either/or" scenario, that is).

This is not an either/or scenario.

This intransigent and false "either/or" scenario ignores opportunities to meld design, preservation and stewardship and imperils our irreplaceable landscape legacy.

It doesn't have to be an either/or scenario, experts say.

But some of those debates may offer an either/or scenario that's too rigid.

There are a lot of problems here and chief among them is this either/or scenario, either restoration or design - that's a false divide suggesting the two are adversarial and incompatible.

Despites these successes, municipal officials and developers still blandly repackage the either/or scenario -- preserve or build anew -- to the detriment of extant, unique, regional expressions of landscape architecture and architecture that could otherwise be creatively reused (a more sustainable solution).

Under a molecular gaze, disease accumulation is not an either/or scenario – one cannot, for example, measure 0 on a PSA test.

But this "either/or" emergency scenario inadequately represents the real fight against hunger.