Sentence examples for might either have from inspiring English sources

A magistrate might either have issued or refused a warrant if request had been made.

Many of them might either have studied with Rawls or with Rawls students, who are now teaching liberal political theory across the country.

That conclusion might either have come sooner or, conversely, not at all, if there had been agreement from the outset about just how mentally unstable Loughner was.

Conservative supporters might either have the courage of their convictions or, if truly ashamed, revise them, but they should at least refute the proposition that defending your own interests is only acceptable if you're broke.

He and partner Joe Denly had looked in pretty good order at the top of the innings, although the ball was behaving rather more capriciously than Key might either have hoped or expected when he chose to bat.

American officials recognize that in order to secure anything like those amounts, L. Paul Bremer III, the chief American administrator in Iraq, might either have to step aside or at least have to share his task of running Iraq with a successor to Sergio Vieira de Mello, the special envoy who was killed in the bombing of the United Nations headquarters in Baghdad on Aug. 19.

However, infants with hookworm infection who had a reported treatment history might either not have been cured by the treatment or live in a particularly unhygienic environment that favours rapid reinfection.

Therefore, the deletion observed in the cytoplasmic tail of IFNGR1 in AGM as compared to macaque might either not have any functional consequence on this pathway or give to this species a yet unknown evolutionary advantage.

On the other hand, both Dingman and Ford have had impressive outings in the last 10 days, and the consensus might have been that either had more of a chance of succeeding in a crucial role than Erdos.

And while it might seem that one either has these skills — or doesn't — Goleman writes that emotional intelligence can be learned.

What might either side give up to have their man become president?