Sentence examples for either history from inspiring English sources

The new English baccalaureate (EBacc) requires pupils to gain good GCSEs in a language, either history or geography, two sciences, English and Maths.

The school offers its pupils all the ingredients of the English Baccalaureate – which is given to pupils who obtain five A* to C grade passes, including maths, English, science, a foreign language and a humanities subject, either history or geography.

The family history refers to a positive family history of gallstones (either history of cholecystectomy or self-reported presence of gallstone based on previous sonography) in a first degree relative.

HIV-positive women were also significantly more likely to have reported either one kind of abuse history (CSA or ASA) (32.32%) or both histories (45.08%) compared to HIV-negative women (either history = 35.10%; both histories = 32.69%), (χ (df = 2) = 9.50; P < .01.01

"In high school it was either history or science.

More widely, she predicts that many schools will require pupils to take either history or geography.

Participants could have either no history, a prior history or a current depressive and/or anxiety disorder.

"Sharon either forgets history easily or he never learns from it".

Strikingly, "SFJAZZ Collective 2" doesn't suggest either a history lesson or an all-star confab.

Lately, my fiction has often been inspired by real events, either from history or science or the news.

"The rebels made the tape either for history or as a report to their foreign bosses," the program stated.