Sentence examples for either advances from inspiring English sources

The Atlantic article references Wikipedia to explain the fair use term: "To justify the use [of copyrighted material] as fair, one must demonstrate how it either advances knowledge or the progress of the arts through the addition of something new.

In this context, let me note some imperatives that had better be in that Budget if anyone who either advances or votes for it wants to retain the support of progressives.

Federal assistance for program operations is provided to recipients usually by one of two methods, also called "funding techniques": by either advances of funds or by reimbursement of funds.

What language literacy and scientific literacy have in common then is the sense that increased competence in either advances one's intellectual development and ability to carry out systematic thinking that involves abstraction.

Simultaneous inhibition of the enzyme complexes using commercial inhibitors either advances or delays the transformation of G. mellonella larvae into pupae, the outcome depending on both transcriptional and post-transcriptional epigenetic mechanisms.

But I believe the natural cycle means you're either advancing and getting closer to something or you're receding.

Make clear how your proposed study will either advance the conclusions drawn from the original study or, if possible, negate them.

Though Wyandanch doesn't offer either advanced-placement or honors courses, when he starts Syracuse University this fall, Mr. Jean-Louis will have accumulated 21 college credits.

The suit, filed in March in state court in San Francisco, contends that Brobeck did not comply with state and federal laws requiring either advance notice of a shutdown or payment of two months' severance.

"I started feeling that this was a very important time for our country: we will either advance, or we will go backward five hundred years," Medhat el-Adl, who wrote the script for "The Preacher," told me.

"Iraqis may have bugged offices or hotel rooms of some Unmovic people," he said, noting there were "several examples" in which Iraqis seemed to have either "advance knowledge, or very good luck in going to places before inspectors".