Sentence examples for either offered from inspiring English sources

Most of the comments either offered himself support or criticised Denyakin.

Of those convicted, most were either offered clemency by Ford or pardoned by Carter.

Green flags still waved among many houses, a sign of support either offered or coerced.

For women, "there were no alternative lifestyles and aspirations either offered or considered — no inkling that Romano-Grecian women ever conceived of a world different from the one they were born into".

Many of the companies being granted the latest reprieve either offered no coverage or provided it only to certain workers — like managers or those working 40 hours a week.

It is a remarkable fact that both left and right have adopted the language of the state or the market as if either offered an alternative to the other, when in fact both are similar in who they favour (vested interests and oligarchical elites) and synonymous in terms of outcome: a disenfranchised and flattened society.

Companies can either offer it as a set-top box or built into TV sets.

A hospital will either offer lodging or pay a lodging stipend so we can find our own housing.

To appease regulators, Universal could either offer European rights to music under those labels, or sell the labels outright.

The software then either offers users a choice of characters that fit the pronunciation, or it automatically guesses the characters that the user wants, based on context.

They will either offer a knowing nod of approval or, if they remember it in its former incarnation, a look of incredulity.