Sentence examples for either often from inspiring English sources

"Gating within gating is not uncommon, either – often ostensibly for security reasons, to prevent any outsider/criminal who's managed to gain access from being able to escape easily".

The president's remarks left New York's top two Republican politicians in the awkward position of disagreeing with Mr. Bush, not something either often does publicly.

Dr. Stephen G. Baum, chairman of the department of medicine at Beth Israel Medical Center since 1987 and now a member of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's Bioterrorism Task Force, hasn't worn either often enough lately.

I knew it was going to be great but it was going to take time and patience – and you don't get either often from famous people when you're photographing them".

About one-third of the women who are no longer on welfare say they have had to cut the size of meals or skip meals in the past year because they did not have enough food, and about half report that either often, or sometimes, they do not have money for more food when it runs out, Ms. Loprest found.

The findings from the University and College Union (UCU) - the UK's largest trade union which represents over 100,000 academic professionals - also showed 71 per cent of the 631 respondents highlight being either "often" or "sometimes" bullied and harassed by managers.

Polls show that somewhere from around half to 60percentt of Americans think there are times--either often, sometimes, or rarely -- when it's the right thing to do.

For the mentioned trial we included only participants who reported either "sometimes", "often" or "very often" on both questions.

This percentage decreased to 41%, however, for those actually reporting (either regularly, often or very often) concerns about falls.

The principal protesters were rarely camera-friendly families either, but often surly, long-haired college students.

Not unhappy, but not particularly happy either; it often felt like sleepwalking.