Sentence examples for either pass or fail from inspiring English sources

Congress, despite how it sometimes looks, is not a playhouse, but a place where laws that change and can improve or devastate lives either pass or fail.

Later on, the acceptable ACMRs are compared with the calculated values to see whether the structures could either pass or fail the criterion.

Ford's robotic ass will simulate a person getting into and out of a seat around 25,000 times, quickly replicating about a decade or so of actual car seat use, and then its seat designs either pass or fail and are accordingly set for production or retooled.

And something will either pass or fail.

3 4 5 Medicine was largely excluded from these studies because it is an unclassified degree (that is, students either pass or fail; they do not receive first, second, or third class degrees).

"I'll either pass or fail.

As for the science of evaluating managers, Mr. Romhilt said his team looked at four criteria: investment process (which counts for half the weight), organizational structure (25 percent), past returns (25 percent) and due diligence, which a manager either passes or fails.

Students who have previously enrolled in HBX Financial Accounting, MGMT E-10, HBX CORe, or the HBX section of MGMT E-1000, and either passed or failed, are not eligible to enroll in this course.

Students who have previously enrolled in HBX Financial Accounting, MGMT E-10, HBX CORe, or the HBX section of MGMT E-1000, and either passed or failed, are not eligible to enroll in this section of MGMT E-1000.

In the past some have coached those students close to achieving five good passes while neglecting those who seem certain either to pass or fail; now teachers could come under pressure to pull the same trick, but for academic GCSEs only.

"Either pass it or fail it, but not by nine votes, not when there are so many people who are tired of all this".