Sentence examples for expected that either from inspiring English sources

Obama said that he expected that either one of the two remaining candidates in Afghanistan's Presidential election run-off would do so.

We expected that either canopy opening or added debris would result in increased abundances of certain scale insects and other hemipterans, and thereby affect arthropod diversity.

It is expected that either Tim Farron or Norman Lamb will be installed as the successor to Nick Clegg, who resigned as Lib Dem leader on Friday, by late July.

In olden times - last decade and for more than 70 years before that - it was usually expected that either Labour or Conservative would win most of the seats in the House of Commons.

Unlike nearly every other area squad, the Tologs don't have a No. 1 runner, although it's expected that either Kayla Grahn or Maddie Peterson will lead the way.

We expected that either or both of these factors could cause omphalocele formation.

I did not expect that either.' She caught his eye for one second and it was as though a flash of clear summer light had come into the room.

And Mr. Lynch said, "The P.B.A. expects that, either at the bargaining table or through the PERB arbitration process, New York City police officers will achieve fair compensation that addresses the crucial recruitment and retention crisis".

If it isn't working out as many expected, that's either because what they expected was unreasonable, or because the central bank isn't doing its part.

Analysts are expecting that either company could start a counterbid for Billiton.

Many analysts and investors still expect that either Rio Tinto or BHP Billiton will make a counteroffer for WMC, whose stock price rose above Xstrata's bid on Wednesday, to 7.32 Australian dollars a share.