Sentence examples for either devolved from inspiring English sources

As the Midnight Wanderers marked their course for a pizza break, Brad and I broke away to check out the tent with the Juggalo pajama party, which had either devolved into or always been a stripping contest.

What struck me is that these are either devolved powers or already policies of the UK government.

Acting PM Chancellor Alistair Darling has said, "you either devolve the responsibility for criminal justice or you don't," a position that Foreign Secretary Miliband supported in interviews on Friday, August 21.

Whatever its intentions, the power of the revolutionary tends to either devolve back into naked power over time, or else to transform into traditional power (Russell 1938 82).

By constitutional convention, devolved parliaments are asked for their consent when Westminster either legislates with regard to devolved matters (see section 28 8) of the Scotland Act) or where it legislates to increase or reduce their powers.

Either that or they've devolved their messaging to Yoda.

Over the past four decades, governments around the world have systematically de-regulated labour markets, shrunk the size of their labour inspectorates, and devolved labour protection either onto poor communities themselves or the very employers from whom that protection is often sought.

Every single one that breaks through carries the burden of having to "save rock n roll", and before you know it they've either disappeared or they've devolved into toothless Brit Award winning mush.

The massive protest devolved into chaos when either protestors or government infiltrators — depending on who you ask — launched molotov cocktails at Mexico's National Palace.

This week's obseshesssss mostly end in questions, so either I'm especially curious or I have devolved into a Valspeak uptalker?

But that pursuit has devolved into a bushwhacking trek for executives, who are either knee-deep in customer data that they cannot process quickly, or are unable to find critical bits of information.