Sentence examples for either identifies from inspiring English sources

Ethnicity has been defined as "the social group a person belongs to, and either identifies with or is identified with by others, as a result of a mix of cultural and other factors including language, diet, religion, ancestry and physical features traditionally associated with race".

The receiver of a message is either identified by its identifier or by an address.

Torture survivors risk being either identified too late or missed entirely.

You will either identify, or be thankful that you are too old to join in.

He ruled that the plaintiffs must either identify themselves or proceed as class members, who can remain anonymous.

I did that for three months, until the last body was found and either identified or not.

The public, most of whom cannot sing or dance either, identify with the token buffoons, much to the annoyance of the so-called experts.

"A visit by Special Rapporteur Mendez would help by either identifying any such abuse or disproving that it is taking place," Mora writes in a declaration for the court.

This complexity is frequently lost in polarised public debates that either identify Islamic scripture as the sole reason for all terrorism or blame everything on government policies.

Not even the Red Sox can be sure how many bids they will receive, but half a dozen or so potential buyers have either identified themselves or been identified by others.

"But I assure you that in the vast majority, they were essential in either identifying the suspect or a witness that led us to the suspect," he said.