Sentence examples for is doing either from inspiring English sources

"But I don't know what the A.U. is doing, either," she said, referring to the more than 6,000 African Union troops in Mogadishu.

(The New York Times) Most Americans Say T.S.A. is Good Despite complaints of T.S.A.'s efficiency by Congress and passengers online, a Gallup poll released on August 8 showed that 54 percent  of Americans think it is doing either an excellent or a good job of handling security screening at airports.

It is costing £654,500 to set up Oxfordshire CCG, covering for eight local doctors, including one acting as the CCG's chief executive, who is doing either seven or eight sessions a week with the new body, each lasting four hours and 10 minutes, at a cost of £15,400 per session per year.

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It is done either by hand or by machine.

Now the question is: Did either have help or did neither have help?

The fracture is done either through casing or annulus.

Fault accommodation is done either through system reconfiguration or through fault tolerant control (FTC).

Item calibration is done either using the existing test data or by conducting an item pretest.

So the obvious question is, do either of these apps stand up to Foursquare?

The debridement is done either open or arthroscopically.