Sentence examples for either title from inspiring English sources

Do monetary improprieties affect the two areas of a student-athlete's (Branch points out this term marginalizes the students, who lose any protections and privileges either title would have bestowed upon them when they become a hyphenated being the cartel gets to define) life that the NCAA claims to be most concerned with, namely, in order, athletics and academics?

If it is the first time mentioning a person put either: Title Name or Name, title, (In option one the title is capitalized no matter what it is; in option two the title is lowercase no matter what it is. I don't care if they are Joe Smith, supreme ruler of the world).. Remember that standard quotation rules apply.

There was no coverage in either title.

Mr. Norton did not work at either title company.

But racy though they are, nothing published in either title is illegal.

He is already a Knight of the Garter, while his younger brother does not hold either title.

For Duckles, eighty-five of the 325 songs are lacking music and have either just titles, or titles and lyrics only.

She reports that species are not mentioned in the titles of the majority (63%) of articles and are often (25%) not mentioned in either the title or abstract.

She was right to want clarification: parliament was not keen to offer her groom either a title or a large state allowance.

Consider rewriting either the Title or the Purpose sentences of your abstract Purpose (M) Methodology and Purpose can be more closely related Methodology sentences indicate materials and methods which have been used or served as the basis of the research.

For pharmaceutical patents, for example, vendors might decide to focus on specific classes of proteins (e.g. kinases or GPCRs) and only extract information from patents that mention members of these target classes in either the title or abstract.