Sentence examples for either weather from inspiring English sources

Without either, weather becomes typical -- meaning largely unpredictable -- meteorologists say.

Newspaper-based organizations — ones like The Times that have created Web operations and other news products — will either weather the storm of transformation or tip into the deep.

These rocks either weather to form overburden material of coarse permeable sandy sediments or remain massive depending upon the degree of structural deformation that the rocks may have undergone.

No threshold was found for either weather variable (AIC was minimised with simple linear terms).

The first step was a comparison of alternative models based on either weather or climate variables.

Distributions of 157 bird species were modelled using means and seasonality of temperature and precipitation representing either weather (three, six and twelve month values immediately preceding date of a bird sighting) or climate (30 year average representing 1961 1990).

King's comments came as several banks, which either weathered last year's maelstrom, or survived only because of big government bailouts, are preparing to pay out billions of pounds in bonuses.

If your room is open to the elements, you can either purchase weather resistant fabrics, or bring your fabric items indoors during bad weather.

And it was no picnic once they were off, either: "The weather was brutal and the budget was tight.

Depending on the method selected, the meteorological data can be assimilated either from weather stations, atmospheric models or software packages LAPS (land air parameterization schemes providing 10 min prognostic values) and KARLOS (providing their climatological values) integrated in the system as a whole.

Because this is the case, the heat can be narrowed down to two things: Either the "weather gods" hate D.C. or the year 2013 has been shortened and we went from March right into July (in which case, I totally missed the fireworks on the 4th and I'm pissed about it).