Sentence examples for either to increase from inspiring English sources
Logically, the EU ought either to increase its powers (for example, by enhancing its role in choosing the commission and its president) or it should cut them back.
Colleges, for example, could do many things more efficiently, but, since their biggest expense is labor, the only way to reduce costs is either to increase the number of students each professor teaches or to outsource the work to poorly paid adjuncts.
The memo said the league told Triplette that it would increase its offer by $1 million a year above the $1.5 million that had already been proposed, to be used either to increase compensation or as part of the league's proposal to convert the officials' retirement plan to a 401(k) from the more traditional pension they have now.
The goal of indirect special operations is either to increase the effectiveness of local insurgent or security forces or to influence the morale, will, and cohesion of the target audience all of this done as economically as possible and with little or no publicity because of the sensitive political nature of the missions.
The recommended strategies aim either to increase community demand for maternal health care services or bring women closer to emergency obstetric services.
In this case, using the trade-off between buffer occupancy and the congestion degree, the algorithm decides either to increase or decrease the transmission rate.
The increase in activity of miRNAs that we identified in the two types of cancer studied could be due either to increased biogenesis of miRNAs, or to improved efficiency of the mediators of miRNA effect on target genes.
This is due either to increasing cost of conventional modern medicine or, or inadequacies in public health service delivery.
The increased erythrocyte-derived MV with age in women may be due either to increased MV generation or decreased clearance with aging.
This observation may be related either to increased mRNA degradation in FFPE tumour blocks or to accumulation of the protein product, due to aberrant catabolism.
