Sentence examples for lost in either from inspiring English sources

No GOP candidate since 1980 has ever won his party's nomination without first winning the "Palmetto" state – even if they have previously lost in either New Hampshire or Iowa.

Once, Joel said, when the twins were 5, they lost in either soccer or street hockey (Joel couldn't remember), and they reacted by running into the woods and hiding.

These ions leave their own buckets gradually and become lost in either longitudinal or transverse direction, leading to a descent of the total transmission rate.

While the coexistence of Hg2+, Ag+ caused the formation of completed-hybridized DNA and the protection for gold nanoparticles lost in either 40 μL or 120 μL NaClO4 solutions.

No B-29s were lost in either attack.

Of course, that's not to suggest being male is in any respect harder, but knowing what that identity stands for or how best to express it is something that is all too often lost in either silence or violence.

It's easy to argue that Don had nothing to lose in either situation, and that both revelations cost him nothing.

There are various treatment options available, but the growing field of regenerative therapy offers promise to restore or replace tissue lost in those with either congenital or acquired cardiac defects.

Considering that re-expression of miRNAs that are lost in cancers, through either transfection or viral delivery method, has been demonstrated to be potential therapeutic method against human cancers (Kumar et al., 2008; Iorio and Croce, 2012), our study may open new avenues for future osteosarcoma therapies.

Using immunocytochemistry, we observed that the membrane staining for β-catenin and merlin is lost in osteoblasts expressing either RacV12 or dnCdk5.

Expression of p21 in the primary tumour was frequently lost in patients with either lymph node, liver or peritoneal metastases as compared with patients without metastases.