Sentence examples for either firing from inspiring English sources

Generally, studios respond to the inevitable investor unease caused by such downturns by either firing the top executives and bringing in a new crew (as Universal did, for instance) or by making more opaque executive shifts involving the existing management corps -- shifts designed to maintain stability while addressing the problems behind the downturn.

Afraid of having their products associated with anything "un-American," sponsors would often respond by either firing the suspect from the show they were producing or, if they were sponsoring a show produced by the network, asking the network to do so.

Quarterback Joe Flacco doesn't go through progressions well, usually either firing the ball deep or immediately checking down to running back Ray Rice if the deep option isn't open.

Most of them can be opened by either firing weapons at them or bumping into them, but others require special actions to be performed first before entry is allowed.

Each of the neurons is either firing (1) or not firing (0).

Local bicuculline concentration was not significantly correlated with either firing rates or body movement.

Hundreds of thousands of others have been either fired or suspended from their jobs.

I can either fire him or let him run the department.

I'd either fire them, or insist on renegotiating their contracts".

The boffins in Paddy Power's social media team need to be either fired or promoted.

If a player can either fire or not fire at another player, who, if anybody, will shoot whom?