Sentence examples for has either changed from inspiring English sources
"In those other areas, policy has either changed or gone backwards," Bell said.
"As time goes on, meaning days, it's going to become pretty clear that Governor Romney has either changed a number of his positions or didn't remember some of his positions.
So, given those facts, Brandis has either changed his story again – or he has abruptly raised a really important definitional point (hitherto missed by the majority of the legal profession) that will be argued vigorously by publishers in any future prosecutions (that the attorney general says won't happen. Probs).
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"In the last three to four months, six properties in Shrewsbury Road have either changed hands or are about to," Mr. Kenny said.
Sébastien Crozier, head of the Confederation of Professional and Managerial Staff, part of the general union at France Télécom, estimated that in the last five years, half of all France Télécom employees had either changed jobs internally, changed work locations, or both.
It is my own view that Congressman Gramm should have either changed affiliation during 1981, as did Pennsylvania Congressman Atkinson, or at least choose, as did Arizona Congressman Bob Stump, to run as a Republican.
The drugstore chain said more than 100 health plans, employers and other clients had either changed benefit managers or taken steps to maintain access to Walgreens pharmacies in 2012.
What strikingly links the six they picked is the liminality and dual (or multiple) identity that enriches their writing; several have either changed countries – Levy and Szalay moving from South Africa and Canada respectively to the UK – or are second-generation immigrants: Moshfegh's parents were Iranian and Croatian, Thien's Chinese-Malaysian and Hong Kong Chinese.
It's really stunning the support we've received, and thank you to everyone out there who have either changed their own minds on the subject, or convinced a relative or friend that there is nothing wrong with the government recognizing our relationship.
