Sentence examples for either the times from inspiring English sources

Either The Times is deeply deluded or extremely cynical in its claims in this regard.

Testifying Friday before Judge Stephen F. Frazzini, Mr. Giardina denied having ever made such remarks to either The Times or the Meriden paper.

Six were from the New York Times, five from either the Times of London or the Sunday Times, four from Sports Illustrated, four from the Telegraph, four from the Independent, and one from the New York Daily News".

Now he is being tipped for either the Times or its Sunday stablemate if Witherow moves over.

Viewers can use cellphones to download either the Times work they have seen or coupons from the businesses they are visiting.

The company doesn't lack for press, either; the Times ("JEFF HAWKINS DEVELOPS A BRAINY BIG DATA COMPANY"), Technology Review, Forbes, and Bloomberg News have all covered Numenta with gusto.

Clients also typically include women at the top of their professions, who lack either the time or the confidence to shop for themselves.

Few have either the time or the knowhow to investigate the most difficult cases, opting instead to sit on them or give the job to a specialist firm.

They are generally attractive, healthy, dynamic, respectable individuals who simply do not have either the time or the opportunity to meet people using their own channels.

Most of the characters are too far out in the deep waters of failure or regret or disease to have either the time or the inclination for physical gamboling.

Their frequency-content varies with time[14 16] and is, therefore, best represented in the joint time-frequency domain instead of either the time domain or the frequency domain.