Sentence examples for either one has from inspiring English sources

And while Ebola has received more attention than EV-D68, the fact that the two diseases have appeared in the U.S. at the same time, and that we don't have a vaccine for either one, has contributed to the sense that we're being beset by new invaders.

In the case of middle and low income countries, enforcing either one has proven difficult.

"Right now I can't say either one has the club made, but they both have great ability," says White Sox Manager Tony LaRussa.

Although the current Assembly building is nothing to brag about either, one has to wonder how it is possible that a design more fitting for a German bunker on Omaha Beach managed to "win" the bid for the most important public building in the country.

S. marinus and H. butylicus have almost twice as many shared clusters (225) as either one has with T. pendens (119 or 126).

The competency of healthcare providers and the provision of a reasonable standard of healthcare service are inter-related, and the failure of either one has not only legal but also cost and psychological implications for healthcare providers and patients.

I don't see either one having an advantage.

So the theory developed that either one had been eaten or that the original number was a miscount, which was an explanation that everyone liked better.

Because if either one had any grounding in the past, they would understand that the actions of Occupy and the anti-Google Bus protesters are familiar to any student of modern history and social change.

Ira and Hillary, however, not only possessed these qualities but were vivified by them; and this project provided the greatest opportunity either one had ever had to give full expression to them.

Their union was hardly a picnic on the lawn — there was a great deal of drinking and decline, and Stafford stopped writing — but the four years they spent together were the least miserable either one had known.