Sentence examples for either issues from inspiring English sources

It was locked out of its Broadway theater on the day of its premiere over either issues of financing or political censorship, depending on who told the story.

"The secretary believes that rolling up his sleeves and having personal diplomacy is the way that we should continue to approach either issues we work together on, global challenges, or issues where there may be concerns as it relates to the intel-gathering reports," spokeswoman Jen Psaki said.

The CPQ-SF asks respondents to identify typical communication styles when either issues or problems arise and during discussion of issues or problems.

The introduction of prescribing by nurses in most countries has been in response to either issues of shortages of physicians in rural and remote areas [ 3- 8] or in response to perceived inefficiencies in primary health care delivery [ 9, 10].

If difficult intubation is to occur, it tends to be due to either issues in the neck such as radiation and/or previous surgical scars, or due to decreased oral aperture and/or oropharyngeal tumors.

"And if the owners can use the space, the co-op can either issue shares to cover it or just give a license to use it".

The case is under review by the prosecutor's office, which will either issue an indictment or dismiss the case for lack of evidence.

Your airline may already have contacted you and either issued an automatic refund or told you how to go about it.

In August, Qualcomm paid $600m for Flarion, a firm with little revenue but around 100 patents either issued or pending on a new generation of wireless technology.

The federal government plans to buy up $600 billion in debt either issued or backstopped by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

A cool perk for chains is that they can either issue updates across their entire fleet of storefronts, or to individual locations one-by-one.