Sentence examples for either established from inspiring English sources

All the candidates are either established second-raters or unknown quantities, while the problems they face are incalculably more immense.

True, a lot of the Ones to Watch at SXSW 2013 – from DIIV to Danny Brown, Death Grips to Flaming Lips – are either established or American, or both.

In the last two years, other large real estate companies have either established a home service program or are looking into setting one up.

In years past, he has used either established artists, such as Beck, or little-known bands, such as Razorlight and the Rakes.

"Universities, hospitals, think tanks — all of them have either established partnerships with organizations outside the U.S. or physical presences," he said.

Year after year she produced designers who either established own-label brands in London or were hired to work for the design studios of fashion houses in Paris, New York and Milan.

States can either establish and operate their own exchanges, or abdicate the responsibility to the federal government.

The men who wrote the Constitution faced a choice: Either establish a church, as some of the colonies had done, or provide for religious toleration.

The United States is a special case because of the constitutional bar on either establishing a religion or restricting religious freedom in any way.

At this point in a young woman's life — when she must either establish herself as admirable in her community or become a laughingstock or worse — anxiety about reputation, friendship and romance is understandable.

In real-life cyberbullying, this power imbalance is most likely social and the bullying can either establish this imbalance or perpetuate it.