Sentence examples for either asked for from inspiring English sources

An interview schedule was developed based on a review of the literature 7 and since recruitment occurred both before and after addiction warnings were introduced in the UK, participants were either asked for their views about warnings in general or their experiences or views of the actual change, respectively.

"Dick provided significant leadership, but the excessive pay which he either asked for or was awarded to him damaged the institution," he said yesterday.

"You either ask for permission or ask for forgiveness," Mr. Kellogg said.

They can either ask for their double surnames to become single-dashed.

Both sides expect her to either ask for the response today or deny Clarett's request.

They often glower rather than smile, and they tend to either ask for money or stomp off when cameras are pointed in their direction.

'If you want something, you have to either ask for it or walk up and take it.' We can't expect good fortune to fall into our lap.

If they do not make the cut, "we either ask for a bigger order, reduce service by sending trucks out less often or help find them another distributor," he said.

Bondholders may therefore either ask for improved terms in exchange of a delay in the payments, or call in the debt – aiming to seize some of the company's assets.

We may have watched someone fall and pick themselves up, stubbornly refusing to either ask for or accept our help, and feel an increasing sense of defeat at our inability to give our loved ones the help they need.

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