Sentence examples for may mean either from inspiring English sources

Flying planes can be dangerous is ambiguous because it may mean either (1) "Planes that fly can be dangerous" or (2) "It is dangerous to fly planes".

This may mean either taking up employment or working additional jobs.

This may mean either that such payments compromise trust to such an extent that their use should be abandoned, or that communicators should directly acknowledge that they exist and explain their purpose.

This may mean either very high noise in scoring I00098 in set 21 or hotspot of recombination in this interval in the heterozygote from which set 21 was established.

This may mean either getting rid of cable and internet completely if other family members can live with your decision.

The word brahmana may mean either the utterance of a Brahman (priest) or an exposition on the meaning of the sacred word; the latter is more commonly accepted by scholars.

This may mean that either BRCA2 mutations are less common or that a considerable number of families actually carrying a BRCA2 mutation are missed, most likely because they are not recognised by the current probability models.

Depending on whom you ask, that may have meant either waiting until the IPO market stabilized or until the company's erratic earnings did.

(She may mean "exhausting," but either works).

It may mean you may either have diabetes or pre-diabetes.

Ms. Badu's provocative approach to her art may mean you either love her or hate her, despite her indisputably great voice.