Sentence examples for form of either from inspiring English sources

They are debt obligations and take the form of either notes or preferred shares.

Companies should reap the benefit, in the form of either greater sales volumes or fatter margins.

Molybdenum may be added to steel in the furnace in the form of either technical oxide or ferromolybdenum.

This might sound like it's intended as some form of either absolution or comeuppance for the domestic violence incident involving Chapman last December.

The first stage is the removal of iron as a solid residue in the form of either jarosite (a basic ferric sulfate) or the oxides goethite or hematite.

All but 1% of the water on earth comes in the form of either salty seas or ice locked up in glaciers.

And why should women want to support children on their own without much help — in the form of either money or direct assistance — from a father?

The output of an accelerometer is usually in the form of either a varying electrical voltage or a displacement of a moving pointer over a fixed scale.

The household saves in the form of either deposits or cash currency.

Zhang Dongsun maintained that a pure form of either proposition did not exist in reality.

This takes the form of either an industry trend or a company trend.