Sentence examples for may either need from inspiring English sources

Snap may either need a radically different, AR-equipped version 2 of Spectacles to reinvigorate interest, or it may need to look to other cameras to sell.

After you take the test, you may either need to call your testing center after a designated amount of time, or you'll receive your score in the mail.

If you have short arms, you may either need a stool to stand on, or have to go in right up to your shoulder to feel for anything in the fallopian tubes or uterus of the cow.

If you can't do so comfortably, you may either need to take a different shot or use a mechanical bridge to rest the tip of your cue stick in when you shoot.

If you fail to get the unit to load the CD laser lens cleaning disc you may either need to get the Q-tip and swab from the right side back to center then the left side back to center which will re-set the unit to accept the new disc, or try putting the disc in the loading slot partway until you feel the unit "grab" and pull the CD.

Design teams' dynamic reconfiguration may either be a need for (1) their structural and functional optimization (e.g. for improving their productivity) or (2) to support dissipatedness of the design teams in Chaordic Manufacturing Systems.

If TGP is adaptive, this may either obviate the need for genetic adaptation, or allow the population to persist long enough for genetic adaptation to occur.

Given the low sensitivity of ultrasound, the reduction in CT scans may either translate to a number needed to treat or number needed to harm of two.

Specifically, AmbyGear's watch is aimed at children ages 3 to 11 – when they're too young to have a smartphone of their own, but at an age where they may either wander off, or still need to be in touch with their parents somehow.

You may also need either a rabies vaccination or a booster shot for a rabies vaccination, just in case.

Step or have them step onto a mounting block so that they'll be taller than the horse's back (if a horse - a pony may not need either if the rider is tall enough. Just remember that they can carry up to 20% of their bodyweight when deciding who should "get on").