Sentence examples for might either use from inspiring English sources

Some problems will be out of bounds for fear of producing something that might either use materials, produce waste or have unexpected outcomes.

Furthermore, when trained to detect inharmonicity, zebra finches outperform humans, which led to speculations that zebra finches might either use non-spectral cues or possess an enhanced ability to discriminate the same cues, which are otherwise also used by humans (Lohr and Dooling 1998).

Choose either Use Camera or From Gallery.

You can either use instant or homemade.

If the inflatable is very large, you might either want to use a pump to inflate it, or get another person to help you blow it up.

In such situations, alternatives might either rely on using nonparametric statistical tests or only on comparing the confidence intervals without any statistical tests [13].

In such situations, alternatives might either rely on using nonparametric statistical tests or only on comparing the confidence intervals without any statistical tests [ 13].

Alternatives might either rely on using non-parametric statistical tests or only on comparing the confidence intervals without any statistical tests [ 5].

The final number of the seven profiles might not be decisive, and in analyses conducted for specific purposes one might decide to use either higher or lower number of profiles.

Countries might use either a lottery or a first-come, first-admitted waitlist, but they might also screen the applicants and give preference to those whose language, culture and/or skill sets make them most likely to assimilate in the host state's economy and political culture.

Some Jewish leaders have expressed hope that the pope might use either of these occasions to announce a change to the prayer for the conversion of the Jews, which many Jews find objectionable, that is part of the Good Friday liturgy in Latin.