Sentence examples for either to deliver from inspiring English sources

Almunia himself is sympathetic to the demands of fans, and suggested that Arsène Wenger's great youth experiment is probably reaching the point at which it has either to deliver results or be reconsidered.

But State Department officials denied that sales of advanced aircraft to the two countries would increase the ability of either to deliver nuclear weapons across their shared border, citing the fact that both countries have tested medium-range missiles capable of carrying warheads.

Two syringe pumps were used either to deliver the sample solution to the chip surface or to flush/flow the analyte solution backward and forward at 20 μL/s over the sensor surface.

People can choose either to deliver copies of their AD on euthanasia to a number of people (of whom their physician might be one) or to register it at the city hall in a federal database, but this is not mandatory.

In some cases, additional protein co-factors are required either to deliver CPs to CCT or to facilitate final maturation and oligomerization of CPs after their interactions with CCT (Valpuesta et al., 2002; Valpuesta et al., 2005; Yébenes et al., 2011).

These results suggested that ubiquilins might function as ubiquitin receptors [ 22], i. e. they would contact with ubiquitinated proteins either to deliver them to the proteasome for degradation or to make them enter other destruction pathways (e. g. autophagy).

Mrs. Armstrong was a keynote speaker at the 1972 Republican convention, the first woman in either party to deliver a keynote address.

One path leads to the enunciation of boring policy plans, the rigamarole of delegate-collecting and nomination-winning and convention-having, and then the anti-climax of an election in which voters choose someone who'll either fail to deliver on promises or restrict their promises to a pitifully mediocre array of offerings.

And there is no suggestion in all Lord Ashcroft's polling of the national swing that either would require to deliver one.That will make disloyal, disgruntled, unpredictable voters in marginal seats the kingmakers in this election.

But who says that you have to deliver either near-perfection or food that costs $100 a person?

He failed to deliver either of the Carolinas to the party (even though he was born in the southern one and represented the northern one in the Senate).