Sentence examples for either revised from inspiring English sources

The implant survival rate was 89%, with 16 knees either revised or scheduled for revision.

When the law got in the way of prosecutors, the law should be either revised or overlooked.

Correction: June 27 , 2001 Wednesday An article on Saturday about a Buddhist-influenced artwork that was ordered to be either revised or removed from the baptistry of the Cathedral Church of St .John the Divine before the baptism of the grandson of Bishop Mark S. Sisk on Sunday misstated the installation date of Bishop Sisk as bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of New York.

All informants reported that unsatisfactory items were either revised or discarded (Q2.10).

However there is no doubt about the accuracy of extended passages in From Mathematics to Philosophy, passages which Gödel either revised or completely rewrote.

I cannot tell you the amount of people as of late who have either revised their social media status or verbalized their opinion that the world is going to crap, but then simply sit there and do nothing.

Their plan, they said, is to try to introduce a resolution, backed by other scouting councils in other communities around the country, that would either revise the policy outright or set up a process to do so.

Many DPJ members, like Mr Koizumi, want to bolster Japan's Self-Defence Forces, and either revise the pacifist constitution or re-interpret it less restrictively.Nor do the LDP and DPJ differ much in other ways.

With many arbitration plans failing to hold up in court, some businesses are either revising — or giving up — mandatory policies.

Some have argued that philosophical theories are culturally informed, and that, therefore, philosophers who take themselves to be seeking universal truths must either revise their aspirations or alter their methodology.

So even if "one is rationally required" is taken to imply "one ought," all that follows is that one ought to either revise the intention to stay in power, or revise the belief that one will do so only if one intends to kill one's rival, or intend to kill one's rival.