Sentence examples for either welcome from inspiring English sources
You either welcome the austerity of that three-octave voice - or run for the hills.
(What, you didn't read "Don Quixote" in grammar school, either? Welcome to Dylan Self-Mythologizing 101).
The state can either welcome and invest in its new immigrants, or it can waste a golden opportunity for growth and renewal.
You either welcome immigration or you don't!
There are certain absurdities that you either welcome as part of this world or you don't, such as a well-to-do family having family members buried in their massive estate underneath closely placed boulders representing either testicles or the balls of dung (indeed we do see beetles roll up perfectly constructed dung in one shot).
"Right now, that building has no reason to either welcome or stop people from going further," Mr. Bell said.
But for you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous.
Then she told the story of her own abortion, owing to medical complications in the seventeenth week of a planned pregnancy, and added, turning to Smith: For you to stand on this floor and to suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed, or done cavalierly, or done without any thought, is preposterous.
Schneiderman at the time didn't deny the allegations, but implied in a statement that his conduct was either welcomed or was not as the women described.
"But for you to stand on this floor and suggest, as you have, that somehow this is a procedure that is either welcomed or done cavalierly or done without any thought is preposterous".
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