Sentence examples for either wishes from inspiring English sources

Toronto-Dominion, which is also a minority member of the buyers' group, and Deutsche Bank have both escaped the worst of the market turmoil to date, but the Bell debt may not be something either wishes to acquire in the current climate.

Here in the U.S., in the picture's opening $49 million weekend, the majority of the audience was male with 65% being over the age of 25, indicating that a good deal of the audience either wishes Bryan Mills had been their dad, or want to be one just like him.

Written ADs might be useful in the Japanese setting when the individual either wishes: 1) to not provide a lot of leeway to surrogates and/or caregivers, and/or 2) to ensure his or her directives in the cases of terminal illness, brain death, and pain treatment, as well as regarding information disclosure.

In light of these findings, we surmise that written ADs might be useful in the Japanese setting when the individual either wishes: 1) to not provide a lot of leeway to surrogates and/or caregivers, and/or 2) to ensure his or her directives in the cases of terminal illness, brain death, and pain treatment, as well as regarding information disclosure.

He could grant me either wish but, he warned me, only one of the two.

The gap between hippies and yuppies, it has been observed, was narrower than either wished to admit, but the gap between the "live now pay later" 60s and the "greed is good" 80s was even slimmer.

Phar Lap views the life of its equine subject largely in terms of the system his success shook and the efforts of those who either wished the animal harm or used him to further their own lot.

For the Yidindji – and other Indigenous peoples of the continent – who either wish to or have asserted their sovereignty over traditional lands, his reappearance in court on Tuesday was, perhaps, more significant.

Some of this is now at risk and, although many are well aware of it, decision makers increasingly either wish to ignore it or - even more dangerously - choose not to believe it," said Knight.

When I get brutally honest with myself, it is revealed to me that the things which irritate me most about others and provoke feelings of uncomfortable judgment are the things about myself I either wish to deny or wish desperately to prove.

Kirsten collects gossip magazine clippings and pages from a comic, Station Eleven, that closely mirrors society's present predicament -- a manmade planet where it's nearly always dark or twilight is divided by straggling citizens who either wish to stay or return to their overtaken home.