Sentence examples for either safe from inspiring English sources
A base runner is either safe at first or he's out.
"You can't really confidently say that water fluoridation is either safe or effective.
"We cannot say with any certainty that cellphones are either safe or not safe," Dr. Black said on CNN.
"But as a general rule, when something is either safe enough to be sold and adults have to make responsible decisions or if it isn't, the government ought to prohibit it.
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Under the Food and Drug Administration rules governing medical devices, Acclarent was not required to demonstrate that its system was either safe or effective before the F.D.A. allowed it to go on the market last year.
His show was democratic, a great leveller; by virtue of being there, pop acts could seem either safer or more exciting, and they rose and fell — holding steady at No. 1, sliding sixteen spots down to No. 30, leaping up to No. 4 — with time and fluctuations of fandom, yesterday's hits making way for today's, Kasem reporting it all like breaking news.
When respondents were specifically asked if they believed Chipotle was either safer or less safe to eat at than most other restaurants, 21percentt of respondents said they believed eating at Chipotle was less safe.
Though configurable for either Safe-Harbor or Limited Data Sets, the disadvantage of applying De-ID© is the removal of a small amount of clinical information during the de-identification process.
Additionally, animals reduced traveling to reduce the probability of meeting a predator (Norrdahl and Korpimaki 1998; Rastogi et al. 2006) and tended to shift their foraging activities to either safer habitats or safer time windows (Kotler et al. 1992; Eccard et al. 2008; Liesenjohann and Eccard 2008; Lima 2009).
The researchers found that although 77percentt of those surveyed thought they were either "very safe" or "somewhat safe" from online threats, 67percentt did not have currently updated antivirus software.
