Sentence examples for either of the former from inspiring English sources

Either of the former two cannot be claimed of some of the protocols described earlier.

Speight later perfectly placed a 24-yard pass to tight end Devin Asiasi in the corner of the end zone, accounting for the first score either of the former Wolverines teammates has been involved in as a Bruin.

Don't expect to see either of the former mayors performing a prominent role in the coming weeks.

If either of the former is above the local range of ability, the school magically guarantees itself an intake skewed towards the most able.

It was not clear if either of the former directors has taken legal action against Tesco and neither was available for comment last night.

PICK a village in either of the former Soviet Union's two poorest and frailest successor states, Tajikistan or Kyrgyzstan, and the chances are you will not find many men about.

The Nigerian-born striker, son of a Baptist minister, closed in so far on Peter Enckelman's goal that he could have comfortably put the ball either side of the former Aston Villa man.

Depending on how one evaluates Dworkin's later views, one might regard the divergence between later Dworkin and luck egalitarian or level-playing-field equality of opportunity as either a criticism of the former or of the latter (for criticisms of Dworkin's views from opposed perspectives, see Anderson 1999; Scheffler 2003; Cohen 2004; and Fleurbaey 2008: chapters 6 10).

It is also noted in other registers and notes (table 1), but always in combination with either or both of the former two (figure 1).

Also, people bearing the same genetic marker, called M3, live on either side of the former bridge, suggesting it was the means of passage.

The central part of the country, encompassing provinces from either side of the former political divide, is as distinct as the north and south, with its own dialect, cuisine and climate.