Sentence examples for existed either to from inspiring English sources

For several years the scale of the influx of non-European immigrants was difficult to assess, as no policy existed either to measure or to control it until the mid-1980s.

And several of the briefer vignettes look as if they exist either to provide exposition or to make a self-evidently ironic point.

But hardware exists either to facilitate the creation of software or to take over software functions.

While most female imagery that saturates modern culture exists either to satisfy or tantalize men, or to sell products, Bonajo's artwork shows woman as woman, with no ulterior motive.

Thus, it is possible that other information exists either to support or refute the information presented in this paper.

GO categories representing nucleotide and amino acid metabolism were significantly over-represented among these genes, suggesting that specific mechanism exist either to repress these genes or degrade their transcripts during differentiation.

In the popular imagination, artists tend to exist either at the pinnacle of fame and luxury or in the depths of penury and obscurity — rarely in the middle, where most of the rest of us toil and dream.

Nothing analogous to Solidarity existed either before or after.

But the main problem with conservatives' conniptions is that the world they seek to preserve never existed either.

In the case of real experimental data, a consistent extension may not exist either due to measurement noise or due to some underlying latent factors or other external influences not considered in the model [ 8].

Franklin W Dixon never existed either, but was a pseudonym under which many authors contributed.