Sentence examples for either of two things from inspiring English sources

Experimentally induced caste reversions, in contrast, are likely either of two things: adaptive strategies for reorganizing after a demographic disturbance or experimentally induced transitions to the winter bee (or some hybrid caste) stage.

And either of two things happens: the universe grows or it implodes into a black hole".

This means either of two things: one must serve what you might call a community, or one must sell tickets.

That might mean either of two things: he is going to surprise Leko by fielding some new brainstorm; he wanted to intimidate Leko.

Upon arrival he let reporters escrot him from the airport to a coffee shop, where he announced that he never discussed either of two things: (1) partisan politics and (2) Ike.

Opening up Panama to free API access can be either of two things: inspired thinking or desperation.

"Either one of two things happen," said the bundler.

"I'll put it to you this way, I was seriously considering taking the end of my life and for some reason or another I decided I got to do either one of two things I either got to end it or I got to get out of myself and get into something else".

And then you get more and more comfortable with those, and you either do one of two things.

If the person you're talking to is interested, she'll usually either do one of two things: accept, or decline but give an excuse and say that she'd enjoy hanging out some other time.

If I say, "Why are we doing this, does this really have any value, does it serve a purpose?" it's either one of two things.