Sentence examples for either valuable from inspiring English sources

Your solo practice during your lunch break can be either valuable or useless depending on how you do it.

This suggests, then, that the "life" for which things are either valuable or disvaluable must be the life (or lives) that manifest human excellence — i.e., the lives of "higher men".

Magnetic separators exploit the difference in magnetic properties among the ore minerals and are used to separate either valuable minerals from non-magnetic gangue, for example, magnetite from quartz, or magnetic contaminants, or other valuable minerals from the non-magnetic values.

As a powerful ruler, Henry was able to provide either valuable patronage or impose devastating harm on his subjects.

A binary scale is a simple way to measure an item's value: an item is either valuable or not.

(Only use this if the item that you have lost is either valuable or important).

At the site in which the mini-RMT workshop was included, all attendees found it either somewhat valuable (n = 1), valuable (n = 1), or very valuable (n = 5), with 100% reporting.

The FT overall received a mean rating of 2.73, with all attendees indicating the training as either somewhat valuable (n = 8) or very valuable (n = 22, 86% responding).

Would Royal Mail be sold to any company with an asset-stripping reputation, asked Lord Christopher (no shortage of such companies and no shortage either of valuable Royal Mail properties in all our cities and towns).

Murray played seven tournaments in the last eight weeks of the season, so is sacrificing either some valuable rest or some vital training time by honouring his commitment to the IPTL.

Nonetheless, a high ROE is still sometimes an indication that a company either has valuable intangibles that you can't see on the balance sheet or particular skill in running its operations.