Sentence examples for is either given from inspiring English sources

A Nobel Prize is either given entirely to one person, divided equally between two persons, or shared by three persons.

When the state review is complete, the applicant is either given a five-year permit or rejected, with the right to appeal to the Board of Firearms Permit Examiners and, thereafter, to State Superior Court.

Each definition submitted for a word or phrase is either given the thumbs up or thumbs down by readers; the higher the number of thumbs up it receives, the more prominent it will appear on the site.

The context usually is either given as a story, or is left to the imagination of a judge (a linguist, a reader, a test participant).

However, in most KM literatures, the discussion on related technology is either given cursory treatment or confined largely to product-specific features.

Toxicity information is either given in the CDSL (toxic or not toxic) for all compounds contained in both the publicly available REACH database and the CDSL or, if necessary, has to be investigated in more detail via a literature research.

No matter what your business is, technology is either giving an advantage to you or to your competitors.

It's the decision point at which patients are either given or denied treatment.

In all likelihood it was either given to them by their uncle or they won it in a raffle.

"Usually, they are either given a plant or they buy one at Home Depot," David Horak, president of the Greater New York Orchid Society said.

Any food, honey or eggs are either given to charity or sold and the profits go to charity.