Sentence examples for either member from inspiring English sources

In other words, what we have are syndromes of coherent features, such that given any pair, either member can be said to be the cause of the other.

The feature, which begins rolling out today, is automated based off the changing of a relationship status to "engaged" or "married". Appearing above birthdays on the homepage, users can click on the update and congratulate either member of the couple, as well as add one of the members as a friend, without leaving the page.

This would imply that viruses can recruit NEDD4-motin complexes by binding either member of the complex.

A proposal by the European Commission first introduced in 1997 contains two elements: Either member states should introduce a withholding tax or they should supply information about bank accounts in their jurisdiction to other EU members.

In that contract, a man and a woman agree to unite in an equal partnership within which wealth is communal, belonging to both parties, and, as such, can be divided among all children belonging to either member of the partnership.

Diastereoisomer, also spelled diasteromer, either member of a pair of substances that differ with respect to the configurations of their molecules (i.e., stereoisomers) and that lack a mirror-image relationship (i.e., are not enantiomorphs).

In many countries, youths working in prostitution are on the fringes of society, either members of racial minority groups or illegal immigrants from a poor country.

It certainly isn't a closed loop either; members consistently experience new cash referrals from other members who are happy with their services.

In contrast, receptor cells in taste buds express either members of the Tas1R or the Tas2R receptor families, but never both together [ 32].

"Members are either family members, owe their position to a relationship with the family or are somehow linked to the family," said Jennifer Walmsley, a director at Hermes EOS.

One is either a member of the illiberal phenomenon called Christianity, or one is an outsider to it.