Sentence examples for needs of either from inspiring English sources

The contents of the common stomach, in the symbolic art of the 'siamese crocodile', would not conflict with the interests and needs of either of the crocodiles.

Different studies have identified these needs in line with specific themes such as reproductive health (2, 3) and clinical decision making (4) while others focussed on the needs of either particular cadres of health workers such as nurses or community health workers (5– 7) or more general service providers (1, 2, 8, 9).

The moral of all these misadventures in race seems to be that our culture is in need of either a greater sum of social maturity or a faster metabolism.

On our comprehensively terrorized globe, almost everybody, from covert, stateless bands of jihadists to accredited members of the United Nations, believes himself in need of either ready-made atomic bombs or the technology and expertise with which to manufacture them.

In this view, Asian-Americans are merely the latest victims of a college bureaucracy that victimizes everybody, by treating each applicant as a member of a racial group in need of either extra assistance or extra scrutiny.

Importantly, this improvement is achieved without the need of either acknowledgements between nodes or estimation of link qualities.

The test results indicated that the concrete fabricated with moderate heat Portland cement, fly ash and silica fume was applicable to the mass construction in need of either low hydration heat or high abrasion erosion resistance.

The TDM of RN BH and AC links provides protection from the RN self-interference without the need of either advanced hardware solutions or additional frequency resources as in case of the FD relaying.

In several applications, there is the need of either decreasing the sampling rate of a signal preserving part of its spectrum or increasing the sampling rate with minimum spectrum degradation.

Many of our elderly and poorer voters have no need of either drivers' licenses or passports -- they cannot afford autos or international travel.

Areas where these measures include particularly threatened or unusual species may be used to flag particularly vulnerable ecosystems in need of either conservation or direct restoration.