Sentence examples for either lone from inspiring English sources

"Either lone actors or small, insular groups continue to gravitate toward simple tactics that do not require advance skills or outside training," he said.

Ceramides contribute to MOMP either lone by forming ceramide channels in mitochondria outer membrane or by involving pro-apoptotic Bax/Bak.

Boroughs like Havering and Bexley with fewer minorities apparently have no gangs whatsoever, so presumably have no drug-related crime or robberies either, unless they're being carried out by either lone criminals or commuters.

Prepositions take objects, which are either lone nouns like "money," noun phrases like "the car" or pronouns like "us". So after "for" you need the noun phrase "a while" and not the adverb "awhile". Here's how Webster's puts it: "Usage Note: 'Awhile,' an adverb, is never preceded by a preposition such as 'for,' but the two-word form a while may be preceded by a preposition.

The addition sometimes produced greater effects, compared to the effects of either lone treatment.

In other cases, the effectiveness of combined treatments was found greater than that of either lone treatment.

Claims that the Taj Mahal is a Hindu temple have surfaced periodically, either from lone Hindu mavericks, revisionists, or extremist Hindu groups ever since PN Oak, an Indian writer, published his 1989 book Taj Mahal: the True Story, in which he claimed it was built before Muslim invaders came to India.

And we're not even going after manufacturers, either, but lone wolves, individuals.

Israel was either the lone democracy in a region of pervasive anti-Western sentiment or an apartheid state.

There was a significant trend in increasing aberrant p53 by immunoreactivity either alone (Table 1) or in combination with LOH (Table 2), going from lone VIN to VIN associated with VSCC to HPV-positive VSCC.

"Lone extremists may operate independently or on the fringes of established extremist groups, either alone or with one or two accomplices".