Sentence examples for is being either from inspiring English sources

Other experts said the scans don't prove whether Smith is being either deceptive or truthful.

Murphy is being either disingenuous or overly self-effacing with that crack about "the longer I've spent in this place": he's been in the Senate for four months.

At the cellular level, breast cancers can be distinguished based on receptor status that is, being either hormone-receptor positive or hormone-receptor negative.

Maybe if an athlete is being either investigated or suspended there should be a rule to say that … it should be made public or should be kept confidential until the outcome has been resolved.

About two-thirds say they think Mrs. Clinton, who has said she was not involved in the decisions to grant the pardons, is being either entirely or mostly truthful.

The purpose of this study was to compare 2 baseplate designs whose major difference is being either a flat backed design or a convex baseplate, with regard to their bone interface area, screw engagement, and bone volume removed using 3-dimensional modeling.

Everything that is, is either substance or accident.

Denote by either or, and let be its associated coefficients, that is, is either or.

Mr. Belykh's former allies said he was being either naïve or disingenuous.

The prime minister was being either tactically bashful or positively disingenuous.

Merit pay increases scheduled for January 2010 are being eliminated, and 18 unfilled positions are being either eliminated or temporarily frozen.