Sentence examples for either set up from inspiring English sources

Second, some of these SIVs were either set up by, or have back-up lending facilities with, banks.

The rest is made up of the other companies that Google has either set up or required.

Many bankers would like to quit and either set up their own financial firm, like an advisory boutique or investment company, or leave the banking industry.

It is a bit of a faff to make for one, but either set up a lunch-making rota among colleagues, or have it for dinner the evening before and make extra for lunch.

"We foresee him down the road as a guy who has the possibility to pitch in the back end of a game, either set up [Drew] Storen in the eighth inning or pitch in the ninth inning". Brown was the 59th overall pick in 2007.

In theatre you either set up the circumstances by which that thing can emerge, or you have to retrospectively analyse what it was that allowed that thing to emerge, and find the means by which it can be kept and repeated by the actors.

What are the implementation steps for either setting up or improving the supply chain?

Nations including Finland and Germany are either setting up or weighing similar operations as fears mount over disinformation campaigns in key elections that could redefine Europe's political map this year.

Its options include offering central contracts to leading players whose regional deals end this summer, such as Sam Warburton, Leigh Halfpenny and Alun Wyn Jones, and either setting up new teams for them to play in or sub-contracting them to clubs in France and England.

AT&T, Verizon, et al., have been using this 'very small business' status themselves by either setting up companies called "designated entities" to do their bidding, or they simply bought companies that already had discounted, 'very small business' spectrum licenses.

They also both agree that their profession has an expiration date and plan on either setting up their own production company or an agency for people working in the industry.