Sentence examples for either to prove from inspiring English sources

I mean games that were either to prove turning points or to reveal the emergence of some new underlying energy or the persistence of some old one.

Earlier this year, the National Academy of Sciences issued a report saying there was no scientific evidence either to prove or disprove a link between thimerosal and brain disorders like autism.

Moores has not done enough in the subsequent 10 months either to prove the doubters wrong, or to confirm their anxieties.

They may, like several of Poe's more deviant characters, feel the urge to confess, either to prove their demented genius to the world, or to have their outcast urges punished and perhaps corrected.

It is shown that Wang's calculation method is incorrect, and therefore his results are not suitable either to prove or disprove our theoretical result.

Ultimately, knee arthroscopy is a useful tool inspect the joint and to retrieve tissue to be sent for histopathological examination, either to prove the diagnosis of lipoma arborescens or to establish the true nature of the synovial lesion.

Nigel Slater, an English food writer and the author of "Appetite: So What Do You Want to Eat Today?" (Clarkson N. Potter, $35), starts out by criticizing "overachieving" cooks who "insist on making their own spring roll wrappers," suggesting that such people are "either trying to prove something or are living in a world of misinformed romanticism".

I did mention that there was a real opportunity for people of either gender to prove their Digital literacy (thus helping to inject strong digital skills on FTSE100 boards), and this is a topic for an upcoming blog post.

Crist is either going to prove to be another Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor who also has staked his career on compromise and realism, or suffer the fate of former Pennsylvania Sen. Arlen Spector, who lost as a Democrat in a primary after he switched parties because his state's GOP basically threw him out for his "RINO" ways.

For either approach to prove viable for delivering adolescent health services in sub-Saharan Africa, a sizable degree of experimentation should occur.

Moreover, clinical trials of pharmacologic therapeutics within the last two decades have either failed to prove efficacy or provided only modest reductions in functional deficits [ 6– 8].