Sentence examples for either successful from inspiring English sources

"This is either successful for its own merits or it should die," he said.

But that would mean either successful talks with the Maoists or winning the war.

So he put all these factors up and began moving them around as the scripts were either successful or unsuccessful, and he began grouping them and eventually this evolved to a kind of ad-hoc analytical system.

To be honest, I've made a game out of trying to live through my James Dean, Janis Joplin, Freddie Prinze, Jim Morrison period, those demons that we all have that we're either successful or not at making work for us rather than destroy us".

1 Depending on which part of the internet you believe, the name Spieth comes from Middle High German and means either "successful" and "speedy" or "late". 2 Recently started the Jordan Spieth Charitable Trust, which focuses on special needs youth, military families and junior golf.

Here pc,iE[T c ] + (1 - p c,i )E [T s ] represents the mean duration of transmission time (either successful or collided transmission).

Although the overall intubation success was 100% in either group, successful tube placement in the trachea on the first attempt is crucial in ICU patients with poor tolerance to apnea.

Mr. Koizumi "will either be successful, and thereby reform and change the L.D.P., or he will fail, and the L.D.P. will fall apart," said Gerald L. Curtis, a Columbia University scholar who is a visiting professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in Tokyo.

Finding each other won't necessarily make either one successful, but more pairings might help overall.

If someone requests four tickets, they will either be successful or unsuccessful.

In each channel, the uplink communication can either be successful or the transmitted packet can collide with the interfering traffic.