Sentence examples for either employing from inspiring English sources

Now keep your momentum going by either employing strategies to maintain weight loss, or enlisting people to help you do it.

A good number of studies estimated income-elasticity of healthcare, but mostly using data from developed countries either employing cross-sectional or panel data [5-17].

Numerical simulations included streaming velocities by either employing a fixed velocity offset between the DM and gas (Greif et al. 2011b; Maio et al. 2011b; Stacy et al. 2011a; Naoz et al. 2013; Richardson et al. 2013; Latif et al. 2014c), or by self-consistently evolving the linear equations in the presence of streaming velocities (O'Leary and McQuinn 2012).

The composite indicator, on the other hand, requires differential weighting of variables which can be achieved by either employing expert opinion or through a principal components analysis.

Many developers say that recipe animation, either employing stop-frame photography, line drawings or infographics, is the future of digital cooking instruction.

Almost half, (n = 191, 45.3%) were aged 34 years or less, most, 52.8% were female, 55% were Christians and 84.6% were either employed or self-employed.

Between 66 71% of respondents were either employed or self-employed but the proportion who identified as health workers ranged from 5 40%.

Medical specialists are either employed by the hospital or work self-employed under contract.

Specifically, 2.88% of youth in Wereda 10 are self-employed, while 97.12% of them are either employed for wage or simply jobless.

In Australia the convicts were either employed by the government or "assigned" to private employers.

"We see some very expensive systems and they are either employed incorrectly or they are just flat out ineffective".