Sentence examples for either alumni from inspiring English sources

There are simply too many major players in the Obama team who are either alumni of the financial bubble's insiders' club or of the somnambulant governmental establishment that presided over the catastrophe.

It does not stop when people graduate, either; hundreds of alumni plead to be able to go back on the dance floor.

They thought that it is either (1) for alumni students, because of the appended graduate hat icon, or (2) for current students, because of the sign 'Prospective Students', which was placed to the left of this sign.

Practically every college has an a cappella group, and four colleges were represented in the final eight, by either students or alumni.

"There's no concept of alumni giving either.

The current chief executives of Boeing, General Electric, Hewlett-Packard, Morgan Stanley and PepsiCo are all alumni of either Bain, Boston Consulting Group or the most prestigious consulting firm of all, McKinsey & Company.

Second, look for alumni who either work in your industry, or work at companies that appeal to you.

All seven leaders were either born there, were alumni of Allahabad University or were elected from an Allahabad constituency.

The term Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech refers to either current students or alumni, the school mascot, or the various sports teams.

Changes This Year In light of the addition of new variables (the inclusion of data on student default rates on educational loans, data on alumni who are either CEOs or on the boards of directors of America's leading companies, freshman-to-sophomore retention rates, and student evaluations from Myplan.com), we dropped the faculty awards measure from this year's rankings.

More specifically: The AEC should be comprised of alumni who have either started companies or work in complimentary industries and possess pertinent expertise (lawyers, accountants, etc).