Sentence examples for has either experienced from inspiring English sources
"I can guarantee you that every single Muslim has either experienced Islamophobia themselves or know somebody close to them who has.
Mike Medina, the principal of Angevine Middle School in Lafayette, near Boulder, sent an e-mail message to parents on Thursday warning them about the "jelly" bracelets, whose colors are said to indicate a level of sexual activity that a student has either experienced or is willing to engage in, said Briggs Gamblin, a spokesman for the Boulder Valley School District.
The book, which after reading it gave me some helpful tips on how to love my body more, is a must-read for anyone who has either experienced their own sexual journey or feels that "something" must be out there beyond your already existing intimate relationships.
This study consists of a first survey conducted in China using a relatively large representative sample of patients who have either experienced successful IVF/ICSI treatment or experienced natural pregnancy later but still owned cryopreserved embryos.
Most people dread both giving and receiving feedback because we've either experienced — or imagined — an episode like Rich's.
Training programs aimed to alleviate or improve auditory-cognitive abilities have either experienced mixed success or remain to be fully validated.
Our peace is threatened by the challenging neighborhood where we live: two of our three neighbors have either experienced, or narrowly avoided, civil war in the past year, and we patiently host their refugees, since not even a decade ago it was they who hosted so many of us.
They've either experienced it themselves or seen it happen to one of their mentees.
Even if you're not from around here, you may have either experienced it yourself, or you've had equivalent misery by way of your own local thoroughfares.
Owning stocks is going to be very dull over the next 10 to 15 years, Warren Buffett warned, at his recent Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting: "[Expect] returns from equities that are dramatically less than most investors have either experienced in the past or expect in the future".
