Sentence examples for either prefers from inspiring English sources

Gwynedd County Council requires that all internal communications be in Welsh only and either prefers or requires Welsh-speakers in all jobs.

One either prefers the honest fakery of the neon or the fake honesty of the sunset – the undisguised artifice of culture or the cultural construction of 'authenticity' – the genuine rhinestone, finally, or the imitation pearl".

Nucleotides in the third position of each codon (N3) were identified as either preferred or non-preferred and as falling in a stem or loop in the folding prediction.

The degree of concordance between preferred outcomes and predicted outcomes was less than the concordance between either preferred outcomes and actual outcomes, or predicted outcomes and actual outcomes.

She doesn't talk much either, preferring to play songs in as efficient a manner as possible.

"It just seemed that the advertisers either preferred a daily like The Asian Wall Street Journal, or really local publications or global publications".

As they got older, they either preferred to identify with a wider black culture or put Islam at the centre of their lives and identity.

Inayat Bunglawala and Soumaya Ghannoushi mistakenly assumed we either preferred race organisations to faith ones, were promoting alternative faith organisations or wanted them all shut down.

Ling sat out the opening ceremony and is not expected to hang around for the closing one either, preferring to get back to work on the farm.

No, we can't pronounce it either, preferring to simply call it "OB" for short.

Several submissive men had responded that they either preferred not to be humiliated, or were fine with doing things on my terms.