Sentence examples for either the push from inspiring English sources

In the three free condition groups, the animals could choose either the push or the pull method to successfully acquire the reward in every attempt, throughout the entire experiment.

It is either the push-back method or they regroup these people in detention centres, then send them back to Turkey with boats.

In either case, the push towards internationalization of universities all around the globe means that researchers everywhere are finding themselves in greater competition to publish their work in the "places that count".

They focused Monday on learning to tell their stories, and the stories of their communities, in a way that would cause people to either join the push for immigration reform or reconsider trying to block it.

We're not talking about your run-of-the-mill sexy housewife looks, either, the kind that push bodily attributes rather than fashion boundaries.

When wanting to indicate a turn the rider pushes either the left or right button, hearing a beeping sound to confirm the signal has activated.

Type in the name of your show by either pushing the numbers that have the letters, (like texting)or you can go over the letters you want with the arrows and push OK after each letter.

Peyton's complaint claimed Peotter broke several state and local campaign finance rules by accepting non-cash donations from Duffield and others that either pushed the donors over the contribution limit or were misreported — if they were reported at all.

Your music starts whenever you start by either pushing the depressed area to start the drums or by pulling the knob-like structure to start the strings and the bassline of the song.

People with diabetes can either program the device with the push of a button based on finger stick glucose measurements or link the pump to the continuous monitor.

But there is a better alternative to either pushing the parties into a lengthy and costly trial (for which the S.E.C. lacks resources) or, as a precondition to approving such settlements, establishing the court as a pretrial arbiter of what will almost always be complicated and disputed facts.