Sentence examples for either not attended from inspiring English sources

Most of the Republicans who signed the letter have either not attended previous Senate hearings on for-profit colleges or have walked out in protest.

Regarding socioeconomic aspects, 80.6% of the patients had either not attended school or had not reached high school, and 68.8% had no permanent job.

HIV and syphilis infections, which were nevertheless diagnosed in newborns, mainly concerned children of mothers who had either not attended monitoring (on time) or had acquired the infection after the first trimester of pregnancy.

This puzzling finding possibly arises from the recent experiences of the NSs who were used to being educated by courses of this type at the Medical School of the University of Crete, whereas for the GP's who have either not attended educational courses for many years or have become used to other methods of learning, this approach seems ineffective.

People offended by the governor's prayer rally can either not attend, not pray or express their disapproval using their First Amendment rights, the judge said.

He claims that that those who say such things are either not attending to, or not seeing, the causes of their actions.

Of the 446 students in five secondary schools, 60 (13.4 %) did not participate in the study because of either not attending school on the study day or refusing participation.

More specifically, those either not attending church or attending church monthly or less were more likely to report having had sex compared to those attending church weekly or more than weekly (p = 0.01 or stronger in all cases).

The figures show that the distributions of all four activities are left-skewed, but the skewness is more marked for schooling and income-generating work, with many children either not attending school or not going out to work.

Adolescent pregnant women have been reported to most likely either not attend ANC or to attend late and infrequently [ 5, 6, 21, 23, 31, 49] due to lack of knowledge, lack of power to take decisions, lack of money, or cultural factors including local concepts of illness [ 5].

Eleven were omitted as they had either died, had not attended their dialysis slot during questionnaire distribution or had changed dialysis centre and could therefore not be interviewed.