Sentence examples for either expand from inspiring English sources

We will have to either expand the schools again or build another school".

Both sides, meanwhile, have submitted numerous potential ballot measures that would either expand or restrict access to rivers.

The panel urged the Treasury to either expand its current program to soak up troubled assets, the Public-Private Investment Program, "or consider a different strategy".

The government must take urgent action to either expand places or tell the tens of thousands let down what they will be offering as an alternative.

The ideas that businesses entertain for more room to either expand or set up shop always include moving to Brooklyn, Queens or New Jersey.

There is a flurry of amendments to the bill, and a great many of them would either expand or limit the government's powers of surveillance.

And then there is Azalea, who apes clichés about realness without either expanding or subverting them.

Suzuki, Toyota, Nissan, Honda, GM, Daihatsu and BMW are all either expanding operations in Indonesia or starting new ones.

Caught up in "the issues, the ideas and the initiatives" involved in educational reform, Mrs. Ross was faced with either expanding the school or disbanding it.

It relies on proven conservative logic, like giving America the option of either expanding its energy resources by drilling for gas and oil or... not... uh, doing that.

It talks at length about insurance reform, but it mainly complains that we rely too much on insurance; it says nothing about either expanding coverage or reducing insurance-company overhead.