Sentence examples for either one part from inspiring English sources

Under the leadership of either, one part of the party would be unhappy.

Whether it is called rape or jail, we need to ask ourselves how we developed the sordid habit of considering either one as part of the landscape, or as tolerable.

Two findings of relevance were that (i) authors had particular difficulty with the protein normalization step (the assignment of an appropriate UniProt identifier to a protein described in the article) and (ii) a post hoc combination of author plus automated system outperformed either one individually in part, because the authors and the automated systems made very different kinds of mistakes.

Moreover, vacuoles have been recorded either in one part of Leydig cell or they were diffusely arranged throughout the entire cytoplasm.

Divining the total number of active users on either platform is one part magic and one part science, and the 100 million is likely shy of the actual total of active Android devices out there, but it's still another piece of the puzzle.

The vacuoles were either located in one part of or diffusely spread throughout the cell cytoplasm).

This paper reports on one part of a larger study.

After a series of brutal X Factor-style auditions, it eventually boiled down to me and a boy called Elliot to be cast as either one of those parts.

After the oral argument, Pete Williams of NBC News observed, "I think it's safe to say there are five votes to strike down either one or both parts of the Voting Rights Act".

(Taint? Translation: the gated passage between the two main dorms, so called because "tain't part of either one").

Of course, I didn't know the word "liminality" at the time, because I didn't learn it until last fall when I took Introduction to Cultural Anthropology, but I knew the concept it describes--a state of being in-between two realms that isn't fully part of either one and holds danger and magic power--from literature and experience.