Sentence examples for lost either from inspiring English sources

In past years, a less confident Murray might have lost either one of those matches.

An orphan is someone who has lost either parent; those who have lost both are double orphans".

Hunt for daughter's swim team cap, lost either at our house or in kind neighbor's washing machine.

He would burn through that slack immediately if he lost either Florida (29 electoral votes) or North Carolina (15).

I met many other children who had lost either one or both parents; it is a frightening world to live in.

Mr. Romney would burn through that slack immediately if he lost either Florida (which has 29 electoral votes) or North Carolina (which has 15).

Stability is lost either by divergence or by flutter.

Full extension can also be lost either from a poor resting position or by instruction to non-weight bear, prompting a flexed knee posture when walking.

Matrajt et al. (2006) reported that organics in unmelted micrometeorites can be lost either by thermal degradation or evaporation upon atmospheric entry.

This section describes a scenario where the TC message is lost either due to collision or unsuccessfully reception at the receiver.

Furthermore, the KRAS-RHOA-FAK signaling pathway appears to be critical for KRAS mutant tumorigenesis in the subset of lung cancers that have lost either TP53 or the CDKN2A loci that encodes p16 and ARF proteins.