Sentence examples for either we see from inspiring English sources

"Either we see that the situation can be solved, or we demand that Saab is put into bankruptcy".

By the same token, he writes: "When we look at them, we do not see fellow victims either; we see not brothers in adversity but pogrom-making Cossacks, bloodthirsty anti-Semites, Nazis in disguise, as though our European persecutors have reappeared here in the Land of Israel, put keffiyehs on their heads, and grown moustaches, but they are still our old murderers".

Either we see a setback within the next few weeks, or the macro hedge funds will have to become more bullish on equities, giving another leg to the rally.Cynical readers may spot that I'm saying the market will either go down, or it will go up.

Either we see Zionist aggression, charred Palestinian babies and draconian strictures on Gazan exports and movement, or we speak of terrified Israeli children with 15 second warnings to run to bomb shelters, our Israeli dead and thousands of rockets since Israel withdrew from Gaza.

In either case, we see it all the time: Good little girls doing as they're told at home, eager for the stamp of approval from mommy or daddy; older girls sitting still in class and turning in their homework on time to please their teachers.

For either parameter, we see that a plateau is reached quite quickly, and then root foraging precision changes only slightly.

But we won't actually know if the Tripoli raid counts as any sort of a triumph either until we see one more thing: Abu Anas standing in a courtroom in Manhattan.

The post-hypothermic reductions of MAP and SVR open for at least two possible interpretations; either i) we see a variant of the somewhat imprecise term 'rewarming shock', characterized by reduced cardiac function and drop in blood pressure [ 42], or ii) the reduced SVR is an adaptation to the reduced myocardial contractility.

Either way, the next we see of her she's dressed like Jackie O and entirely willing to succumb to Pete's plodding advances.

We live in one of the most densely inhabited and anthropogenic landscapes in the world - which means everywhere we look we see either images we have made, or things that have been made in our image.

How much Allen will we see, either recorded or live-by-satellite?