Sentence examples for either solves from inspiring English sources

The crisscross, which is based on pivoting, within an infinite number of iterations, either solves the problem or indicates that the problem is infeasible or unbounded.

Either solves the problem, but only one allows you to reuse the thing later on.

But when there is a problem, no matter whose fault it is, no matter how bad luck it is, the White House either solves the problem or the failure to do so is theirs.

Pupils can either solve this jigsaw puzzle or create their own star with this fold-and-cut activity.

And he says of himself, "I'm the one who's either solving problems or looking for the next new thing.

"They won't become minority partners," Christine Tiscareno, an energy analyst at Standard & Poor's Equity Research, said of BP. "They'll either solve the problem or they'll get out of this venture".

We still live with language and institutions and rules derived from a world in which people are either doing good or doing well, either solving collective problems or merely pursuing a buck.

Rational leaders will always neglect the problem, on the grounds that others will either solve it, allowing their country to become a free-rider, or let it fester, making it a doomed cause anyway.

"In concert with other utilities, we're looking at a self-healing grid that would use smart technology to detect problems and either solve them or reroute power to try to avoid outages as much as possible," said Bert Cunningham, the LIPA spokesman.

The temporal scheme also caused extreme usage patterns, with the subjects either solving tasks very efficiently or very inefficiently, depending on whether they used the Back menu.

He seemed to either solve these situations without the need for advice or would have enough objectivity to recognize the magnitude of the problem and go ask people what they would recommend.