Sentence examples for either could or from inspiring English sources

And, although the judges annulled the decision to put the pact in abeyance, they also said that the council's failure to adopt the commission's recommendations was not something they either could or should overrule.

A minority of Britons, to put it mildly, agree with Mr Miliband on this.That was one of three moments that either could or, in one case, almost did, have a significant impact on Mr Miliband's prospects of becoming prime minisiter.

Paulson told Cuomo's office that the government "either could or would remove the board and management".

For example, Saunders and Kohn (2009) evaluated the role of host defense compounds in endophyte community assembly by comparing endophyte communities from host genotypes that either could or could not produce the compounds.

Blair carries so much baggage that it is inconceivable he either could or should play the leading role in any campaign.

The permanent wilting coefficient of H. contortus in this study was a range of soil water content, namely the corresponding soil water content when leaves either could or could not be recovered to the normal state after re-watering, which was 3.58 4.48 %.

Neither side wants war for a moment, but either could miscalculate or overreact, with terrible consequences.

But, in the event, he either couldn't or wouldn't follow through.

Dee, they felt, either couldn't or wouldn't deal with this.

The plan was discontinued because many singers either could not or would not sing in English.

For decades communities affected by mining either could not or would not raise their voices.