Sentence examples for either they need from inspiring English sources

Google TV needs a killer use case and either they need to enable developers to find it or they should focus all their energy on finding it themselves.

"Fleet is at a size in this market where either they need to get bigger or get out".

And don't pack veggies tightly together, either; they need space for air circulation or they'll spoil faster.

Siederer says most charities reduce their property holdings because either they need the capital or managing the property is too costly.

But these prototypes are limited: Either they need an external power source to generate the many kilovolts required for the electrical discharge, or they need an external gas supply and regulation to sustain the plasma.

Either they need to change up what the product comes in, so it's not a bag every time, or they need to ditch the bag altogether and offer more perceived value in the samples themselves.

But it had hit me, so either they needed to recalculate or Mallory and I should get in the car and go straight to Vegas.

"Either they needed to put a checkmark on their lists, or they were pressured to come by their bosses".

They will not be at their strongest Monday, either; they needed five innings from their bullpen after Carlos Torres struggled through a ragged three-inning outing.

For example, if a participant was considering the statement 'I need to use a handrail when climbing the stairs because of my back', this was something that they judged that either they needed to do, or that they did not need to do; i.e. a binary opposition.

It's important to let them know that they don't need your permission, or any other person's permission either; they just need to dig in and help to evolve the wiki as they see fit.