Sentence examples for of either circumstance from inspiring English sources

"Butterflies are diurnal fliers and would have had to have been attracted by flowers," Mr. Sorkin said, or they might theoretically be blown through open doors or windows by a gust of wind (though there is a very low chance of either circumstance).

The possibility of either circumstance makes it important that there are protections in place for both the merchant and the payer.

Social workers need to be attuned to any changes in the circumstances of either that could influence the suitability of a match.

Payments on account of business interests are deemed “property,” and are, therefore, fixed unlike support payments, which are generally modifiable upon a showing of a substantial change in circumstances of either the payor or the payee.

One thing emerges strongly: the failure of the police to inform Mark Duggan's family of either the facts or the circumstances of his shooting.

For those of us who by either circumstance or desire are "in the market," we know well the agony of the job search.

When there is a change of circumstances — either an increase or decrease in public assistance, for example — you must reapply.

There's no need to be ashamed of your circumstances, either — by which I don't mean throwing your money in his face or wearing a different diamond tiara every night.

Either via fortune of circumstance or devout regime loyalty, they had found themselves in comparative safety on the government-held side of the city, protected from the cold-blooded atrocities carried out on their counterparts in the east.

Any act of prophecy (or any interpretation of either texts or circumstances) done without humility and ongoing openness is simply dogmatism.

Many of the brains that were donated for study came from ex-players who either died of unnatural circumstances or had serious struggles like Junior Seau and Dave Duerson.