Sentence examples for either to spend from inspiring English sources

It's not good for adults either to spend all their days on screens.

It would not be honorable either to spend the fake or to pass it along to another sucker.

Among other things, researchers gave cash to experimental subjects who were instructed either to spend it on themselves or on others.

Her strategy was to drown out the campaign of Jerry Brown, a former governor and current attorney-general but a pauper by comparison, with constant and ubiquitous attack ads, forcing him either to spend his money early or to leave her attacks unanswered.Mr Brown chose the second option, hoarding his money, a bit more than $20m, all summer.

Companies will be forced either to spend $185,000 to buy each version of their name or brand as a top-level domain, or keep an eagle eye on applications to shoot down any potential cybersquatting, he said.

At consecutive discrete moments in time, each of the animals decides either to spend the time until the next decision period foraging, or to rest for the entire period.

They would either have to spend more, reduce their coverage or persuade employers to make up the difference.

"They can either vote to spend billions of dollars on oil subsidies that keep us trapped in the past.

It makes no sense for either country to spend billions on weapons systems of such radically diminishing strategic utility.

They would either have to spend money for clerical help to have messages transcribed, or invest in digital voice recording systems and transfer them.

If a site is not on a search engine, they will either have to spend vast amounts of money on other forms of marketing or disappear.