Sentence examples for either opportunity from inspiring English sources
It seems hardly inappropriate that he would be given either opportunity".
Yet power is also a more elusive term than either opportunity or income as a measure of progress.
"We're afraid this unique conjunction of the two onetime top-ranking stars in a story about two aging sisters who were once theatrical celebrities themselves does not afford either opportunity to do more than wear grotesque costumes, make up to look like witches and chew the scenery to shreds," Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times in 1962.
I) Business mission: In the business mission sub-component, we found two variables; the social business venture can be either opportunity driven or necessity-driven (Harding et al. 2006).
I have found no balance yet between fulfilling my desires to both see all the world's wonders and actually soak some of them in, though I am fortunate to have either opportunity.
The New York Times's Bosley Crowther wrote that "Joan Crawford and Bette Davis make a couple of formidable freaks in the new Robert Aldrich melodrama" before lamenting that Baby Jane "does not afford either opportunity to do more than wear grotesque costumes, make up to look like witches and chew the scenery to shreds".
Strategic warning, Dr. Cambone said in an interview, requires "spotting and identifying and articulating trends -- geopolitical, technical, demographic -- which in combination will create for the United States either opportunities or hazards in some period of years in the future".
It would weigh about 1,800 pounds, or more than four times as much as either the Opportunity or Spirit rover, both currently on Mars.
Now, depending on one's perspective, Larcher de Brito has either the opportunity or misfortune of having her next event be Wimbledon, where tempests in teapots are as much a part of the fortnight as predominantly white clothes.
So there is either the opportunity of choosing the lightweight inlay alternative which requires additional equipment at the siding or the platform alternative with higher tare.
The disruptive nature of continuous manufacturing represents either an opportunity or a threat for many companies, so the incentive to change equipment varies.
