Sentence examples for either necessity from inspiring English sources
It was either necessity or uncanny good sense to situate this fledgling enterprise in the former regional headquarters of the Communist Party, with the occasional extracurricular activity in a residence built for Bulgaria's longtime Communist dictator, Todor Zhivkov.
This is largely to do with either necessity (we need a family computer) or convenience (why carry a walkman and phone when my smartphone can save pocket space) or both (tablets).
Note that Strong Mixed is only one possible mixed-modality supervenience thesis: one could reinterpret either necessity operator, to produce one of a wide variety of possible mixed ethical supervenience theses.
This cross-modal feature of the SE paradigm stands in marked contrast with contemporary applications of serial TI paradigms where either necessity or convention dictates the use of stimuli from the same sensory modality.
"We don't feel there is either a necessity or a requirement to open up civil partnerships to heterosexuals because there is no deficit there – there is no lack of an ability to be able to formalise a relationship in a legal way," she said then.
Associated with this view is either the necessity for a periodic loosening of restraint or the celebration of gods or sacred persons who have achieved freedom.
It is an ideology that doesn't recognise either the necessity of using government institutions to ameliorate the condition of the poor or the importance of using government's tax-raising abilities to keep social systems and public infrastructure functioning properly during economic down times.
Hence, the orders of fractional differential equation α in (4.1) and the initial conditions α − k in (4.2) may be subject to some errors either by necessity or for convenience.
For those who have chosen either by necessity or passion to forge a career at an institution whose resources are not focused primarily on research, a successful research program is still critical for recognition by your peers inside and outside of your institution.
Being black and male, I am not obliged to share such admissions either, but necessity is the mother of invention, so here I am confessing my heart about America, the beautiful (although this country has shown me it is far more brave than it is beautiful).
Times have gradually changed since World War II, and for a number of reasons mothers have slowly, either by necessity or by choice, accepted more responsibility in providing for the financial well-being of the family, and fathers have accepted a greater role in what used to be considered the mother's responsibility.
