Sentence examples for either claim from inspiring English sources

Politicians and pedagogues who either claim or attack us don't understand us.

The recipient can then either claim the money or not, depending on whether it is junk mail or something more valuable.

Had Netscape accepted Microsoft's offer, nearly all of its share would have devolved upon Microsoft, because at that point, no potential third-party competitor could either claim to rival Netscape's stature as a browser company or match Microsoft's ability to leverage monopoly power in the market for Intel-compatible PC operating systems.

The critics either claim that communism is undesirable or impossible.

At the 2018 Semicon Conference in San Francisco, a number of industry experts gave insights on developing emerging memory technologies that may either claim new markets or displace incumbent's technologies.

As is the case with the various public opinion polls, the Ipsos MORI and Teachers TV surveys, while problematic in phrasing of questions, do at least indicate that a minority of science teachers in the UK either claim to disagree with evolution outright or contend that non-scientific alternatives to evolution are deserving of being taught alongside evolution in the science classroom.

Many residents either claimed not to know them or gave contradictory accounts about what they were like.

Elsewhere pop stars, from Sun Ra to Brian Eno, circa "Virginia Plain", either claimed to be an extraterrestrial or looked like one.

In each case, they either claimed responsibility or they left signs that they were responsible for the attacks.

"Self-esteem" was a frequently mentioned deficit, at least among the girls, all of whom either claimed to be or were said to be lacking it.

"A lot of the basic financial records Mr. Giacchetto either claimed he did not have or failed to make available," Mr. Carlin said.