Sentence examples for maybe either from inspiring English sources

The dry ingredients contain flour and sugar, as well as salt and maybe either baking powder or baking soda.

"During this time, maybe either a rocket launcher or a mortar shell hit the vehicle.

Who knows, maybe either AT&T or Apple caught a bit of whatever Twitter had earlier.

These entities, which McKenna described in a word as "zany," were maybe either "dead people" in "an ecology of souls," "human beings from the distant future," or things with their own hopes, fears, problems that inhabit a parallel universe.

We find that NGOs that operate alone in their district are more inefficient, maybe either because a lack of competition may increase their inefficiency or because efficient NGOs are less willing to work in a remote and poor catchment area.

Although transmembrane proteins destined for transport out of the ER to the Golgi Apparatus and to the plasma membrane are expected to be part of the biosynthetic cargo of the ER such proteins maybe either too low in abundance for detection by mass spectrometry or they could be considered as membrane contaminants of the ER preparations.

Maybe she either heard about or studied with Gordon Lish, whose publicized methods appear to have influenced her take on Leonard's.

But sometimes they say "um maybe" but either way it's a good sign.

As for Tim Thomas, Nazr Mohammed, talk to us in a year, maybe two, if either is still around.

Maybe people should either do their homework, or, you know, just stop saying what they're told to say".

She's not sure yet what that will be either – maybe one of the seven other novels, or something new.