Sentence examples for either entirely or from inspiring English sources

Women are either entirely or mostly absent from the school curriculum, and so uninteresting that they make up less than 30% of speaking roles in feature films.

It doesn't have enough doctors; all but two of the state's counties are designated as either entirely or partially medically underserved.

About two-thirds say they think Mrs. Clinton, who has said she was not involved in the decisions to grant the pardons, is being either entirely or mostly truthful.

Well over half of care home residents are still either entirely or partly paid for by the state, so care homes cannot simply rely on private residents for support.

In part two, the narrator confesses that he has no son, that the other characters in the first part are either entirely or partly fictional, and that the malady is his own.

Cantonal banks, which date back 100 years or more, are a group of 24 smaller commercial banks, most either entirely or majority-owned by the Swiss local government in the region, or canton, where they operate.

Many are either entirely illiterate or unable to read Hindi or English, the country's primary administrative languages.

I sat and fidgeted and daydreamed, never managing to be either entirely comfortable or uncomfortable.

Bangalter's final word on the masks is either entirely pretentious or the heart of the Daft Punk web: "We're into art, not information.

What struck me was that she had been either entirely ignorant or else insouciant of a magnificently blatant piece of queue-jumping.

The report added that under New York's proposed rules, which are more stringent, any problems "could have been either entirely avoided or mitigated".