Sentence examples for measures have either from inspiring English sources

At one point at least 7 states were considering allowing guns on college campuses, but since April many of those measures have either died or become severely delayed.

Studies including sedentary or physical activity measures have either not looked at hyperactivity/inattention or have used non-standardised measures to assess activity levels and child behaviour.

Historically, outcome measures have either been targeted towards children and adolescents or adults, reflecting the traditional demarcations within the mental health care system [ 30].

Moreover, they found that the other structural measures had either no effect or no independent effect on sequence variability.

The two basic types of time measure have either two or three beats and admit of many different notations.

It's actually tough to keep track of which states are trying to pass which anti-female measures–here's a worthwhile map of measures that have either been passed or are wriggling through state assemblies, if you're looking to ruin your mood this morning but the general thought process is the same: God wants us men to keep tabs on women and what they do with their filthy vaginas. .

Third, which measures could have either stopped the attack or reduced the harm inflicted, and how ABB might have adapted to these measures, is discussed.

The Utah vote was, for the Bush administration, the most troubling of a series of state measures that have either challenged the law or required studies to determine whether its costs are higher than the federal money it brings.

Over the years, and in just about equal measure, critics have either chided the BBFC for being too liberal or too draconian.

Third, a discussion of which measures that could have either stopped the attack or reduced the harm inflicted, and how ABB might have adapted to these measures, is included.

(These new measures may not have, either).