Sentence examples for he may either from inspiring English sources

To defeat her, he may either have to withdraw and play kingmaker, endorsing Mr Moon, or become the opposition's official candidate.

Since the fall of the Iraqi government in early April, the public position of the Bush administration has been that Mr. Hussein's fate remains a mystery and that he may either be dead or alive.

It is unnecessary to consider whether, when offering himself as a witness as to one matter, he may, either, at the will of the government or under the discretion of the court, be called upon to testify as to other matters.

If one aims to appropriately handle mismatches in the features, he may either try to improve the signal quality before starting to extract recognition features or may try to develop features that are more robust to noise.

He may either resist or hurry past you.

He may either be totally into you or maybe not.

The variable x need not be free in A, in which case A(t/x) is just A. 'E!' may either be taken as primitive (in which case it requires no additional rules) or defined in terms of the identity predicate as in Section 1.2.

He or she may either show you how to deal with the situation or go and deal with it themselves.

Mr Obama is famous for his ability to make everyone feel warm and cosy inside; the knock on him is that he may have either no clear ideas or none that are particularly new.

"He may have either been strangled somewhere else or been placed there, or he was hung there while people were around watching him die," Lennon's older brother, Pierre Lacy, told CNN this week.

If your frog has lost weight, he may have either an internal parasite or Metabolic Bone Disease(MBD).