Sentence examples for either to further from inspiring English sources

"How President Qaddafi chooses to comport himself when he attends the General Assembly and the Security Council in New York has the potential either to further aggravate those feelings and emotions or not".

Basal progenitors are lost, either to further differentiation or death, on average every 11 ± (7, 4) days.

A protocol may be on any topic relevant to the original treaty and is used either to further address something in the original treaty, address a new or emerging concern or add a procedure for the operation and enforcement of the treaty.

Although primary chemoradiation is generally recommended in these cases, surgery had been performed either to prevent further tumor invasion into the bladder and/or rectum or because there were no signs of distant disease apparent before surgery.

To achieve the 100,000 target, the Government will either have to further tighten immigration rules or "reconsider the target or the time-frame in which they intend to deliver it", the report said.

As it is either possible to further expand the steam in the steam turbine down to condenser pressure or to use it for heating of the district heating system, it is useful to define the power loss coefficient ((beta )), see (3).

In addition, up to six additional patients could be included at specific dose levels on either schedule to further define the observed toxicity profile.

The research benefits in terms of targeting future research represent either feedbacks to further research conducted by team members, or findings that feed into the stock of knowledge and help target future research of others.

Launching the reform, the Department for Business, Skills and Innovation said that it was determined to "give learners a clear route either to employment or further training".

No LOH analysis was performed either to confirm or further define these changes.

"The arts and sciences should no longer be a question of either or – and to further this I'm delighted to be opening two free schools to embed digital creativity in future generations of our society.