Sentence examples for either medal from inspiring English sources

When Jing Feng, a psychologist at the University of Toronto, in Canada, and colleagues asked a small group of non-gamers to play either Medal of Honor or the 3D puzzle game Ballance for 10 hours over several sessions, they were surprised by the results.

This current contingent of 81 athletes - 58 men and 23 women - includes a clutch of world-class athletes, who have either won medals at previous Olympics, Asian or Commonwealth Games, World Championships or World Cups or at the highest level in their respective sport, be it Grand Slams in tennis or Super Series events in badminton.

They probably have not won an Olympic gold medal either.

And not caring much about the medal, either.

Meanwhile in the women's 800m and 1500m, Lynsey Sharpe and Laura Muir are not without hope of a surprise medal either.

"If we were bombing Vietnam right now, I wouldn't take the medal, either," says Agnes Gund, the president of the Museum of Modern Art.

I didn't need a medal either – just some industrial strength painkillers for the flight home and a slightly effeminate pink cushion to sit on at work for the next three weeks.

No American male or pairs figure skaters got a medal, either, the first time this has happened since 1936; other than a bronze for the U.S. in the team competition (held for the first time in Sochi), there was only an ice-dancing gold, for the glaze-eyed pair of Meryl Davis and Charlie White.

They will now face Sweden on Wednesday for a place in either the gold medal match, or the bronze game.

A spokesman from UK Sport said: "The decision is not about one individual, it is about investment into sports that demonstrate they have both the athletes either capable of medalling or on an upward trajectory to medal and, importantly, a system in place that is capable of producing future Olympic and Paralympic medallists".

"However, the Indian Winter Olympic athletes don't stand a chance of winning any medals either".