Sentence examples for had either recognised from inspiring English sources

Most of neuroleptic recipients had either recognised or unrecognised dementia.

All the women interviewed had either been recognised as refugees or been screened by US authorities, "and determined to have a credible or reasonable fear of persecution or torture", the report said.

The importance of the review function of the intervention was highlighted by a series of negative cases of intervention practices which had failed to progress with service development in the form of either productive liaison or systems development: the facilitators had either failed to recognise the lack of progress or were unable to help provide a solution.

(Int 14, 587) A few participants recognised that some of the information they needed probably had been provided at assessment or shortly after admission, but they had either felt too ill to listen at the time or had since forgotten.

He doesn't recognise his wife or daughter, let alone remember that he has either.

The FTI hopes that any changes would recognise such cases as Andrew Symeou and Edmond Arapi, which have been highlighted in the Guardian, who have either spent years awaiting trial abroad or faced extradition for an offence they could not possibly have committed.

Do we have either?

Don't have either?

You can have either.

For example, in some of our case reports, those violating safety rules occasionally did not respond to their coworkers' gestures, either because they had not recognised them or had not interpreted them as intended, or because they had deliberately decided to ignore them.

Google would have a choice – either recognise the ACAP protocol in order to get some level of access to newspaper sites, or just ignore it.