Sentence examples for either under or from inspiring English sources

But there is one approach that is useless, represented by an incident I remember of an Englishman at breakfast in the Peking Hotel in 1979 sending back boiled eggs three and four times, because they were either under or overdone.

This autumn the HeatTech line has been expanded to include jeans for men and jumpers for women, as well as thin ribbed tops that can be worn either under or over other and chic thermals designed with Princesse tam.tam, a French lingerie brand also owned by Fast Retailing.

Since the counterparty of the replacement contract could also default within the lifetime of an existing contract, ignoring the possibility of counterparty defaults of replacement contracts will either under or over estimate the cost of the risk.

Statement 4 received higher agreement among those who thought that local people either under or overestimated the challenge of understanding the volcano from week to week (H(2) = 10.82, p = 0.004).

Research hypothesis 4: For some driving behaviour metrics, some driving tasks and some driver cohorts, no numerical proximity, but, instead, a qualitative proximity is being reached (i.e. all measurements from driving simulator and real traffic conditions are either under or above a specific defined threshold, after correction or not; in the sense of relative validity).

The remainder would have been either under or over treated.

There are clear dangers in being either under- or over-conscientious.

Several times, the would-be leaders appeared unsure of the rules and either under- or overran their time, leaving their voices fading off.

If a collaborative approach is pursued, it could also provide options for smaller, less-resourced intermediaries, ensuring that when individuals operate across multiple platforms, there is some institutional memory and coordination to prevent either under- or over-determination of individual requests.

In any possible assignment, these workers would certainly be either under- or over-skilled.

But, individual participants tended to either under- or overestimate the weekly travel distances.