Sentence examples for either expected from inspiring English sources

Others either expected no change or had no opinion.

However, it is doubtful that either expected to be defeated quite so badly.

Neither had either expected to win or Cameron to resign, and what had started out as a bit of a game had become horribly real.

"We are doubtful whether parliament either expected or intended that cases such as McKinnon would go back to the home secretary for further consideration on human rights grounds," said Scott Baker.

And yet in the United States we seem to be in a moment — well, it's been a lot longer than a moment — when important buildings are either expected to generate spectacle or belong to a recognizably branded style.

Both central banks gave "forward guidance" about when they might consider raising interest rates tied to levels of unemployment that will now be reached much sooner than either expected.

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In our headlong rush toward "accountability," we seem to be veering toward two extremes -- either expecting every child to pass the same test or assuming that certain children are uneducable, relegating them to a vocational track.

Market-time TIPS only when markets become irrational, either expecting unrealistically high or low rates of inflation.

In so doing writers seem to either expect readers/listeners to supply associations which activate attitudinal stances, or to miss such implications altogether.

The machine learning methods we apply either expect or are more effective if the data attributes all have the same scale.