Sentence examples for must either adopt from inspiring English sources

Although recipes appear to come with guarantees, the way Ivy League diplomas used to, he who consistently goes amok despite his deluxe spice rack and high-octane appliances must either adopt an attitude of least resistance to the unexpected or cry.

Hence it seems one must either adopt an extreme mereological essentialism, according to which no difference of parts is possible for an individual, or reject the interpretation of de re modal discourse as asserting identity across possible worlds.

Thomas L. Friedman ("Follow the Leapin' Leprechaun," column, July 1) argues that Germany and France must either follow Ireland and adopt the Anglo-Saxon social model or become "museums".

Prescriptive requirements must be fulfilled, however, it is the choice of the design team to either adopt the proposed acceptable solutions, or to design alternative solutions by verifying that performance-based requirements are satisfied.

Meanwhile, at least a score of states have either adopted or considered adopting Amazon laws.

"[As] EV adoption grows, utilities must either add more infrastructure to meet energy demands or adopt smart-charging solutions," said Miftakhov.

To improve their cost competitiveness, these countries must either leave the euro area and re-adopt their own currency, or slowly and painfully force down real costs through deflation.

Traditional merchants have long argued that their own online divisions are at a pricing disadvantage because they must either collect sales taxes in each state where they also have a store, or must adopt burdensome policies to avoid creating a nexus.

Central banks must either raise their inflation targets to reduce the extent to which demand shifts generate large real losses, or they must adopt and stabilise a new measure of demand, since inflation is obviously no longer adequate.

We must either love each other, or we must die".

Storytellers today must either go great or go home.