Sentence examples for have either found from inspiring English sources

Most experienced betting shop staff have either found themselves in a similar situation or know someone who has, he says.

And many of the more easily employable or resourceful have either found work or simply been removed from the rolls.

These papers have either found no difference between the two groups or have found better outcomes in those receiving less blood.

With as tonishing consistency, they have either found transient quarters in elegant apart ments and hotels or have fled the city for the suburbs.

The lessons are expensive — $100 an hour is not unusual — and the boys' families have either found sponsors or have paid for the instruction themselves.

While some have been lodged in local hotels, most Kurdish families have either found shelter with relatives in the region or rented flats in nearby areas, putting many in debt.

I've either found the roles advertised via Twitter or first made contact with a company this way.

Other recruiters said people even stream into temp-agency offices on Thursdays and Fridays, days that were quiet last year because job seekers had either found an assignment or decided to wait until the following week.

Tim Sullivan, Match.com's president, said in an interview last week that although his subscribers typically dropped off after about five months -- having either found a promising mate or no luck at all -- many return for another try.

The survey comes on the heels of a study by the country's Higher Education Statistics Agency that found that 86.4 percent of recent British graduates had either found jobs or were continuing their studies.

In Michigan the No Worker Left Behind program, which guarantees two years of free tuition toward an associate's degree or occupational certificate, works closely with industry; in its first evaluation, 72% of the 62,000 people who had enrolled had either found a new job or retained their current job.