Sentence examples for of either continuing from inspiring English sources

Under the new legislation, a haredi man who turns twenty-two is faced with a choice of either continuing his rabbinical studies or entering the workforce.

A mask peels away, and we face a choice of either continuing to believe in something that has been proved wrong or embracing what we newly know is right.

He says the reason Labster is taking VC funding now is as a result of being approached by an undisclosed strategic investor who was keen to collaborate — which pushed it to take a closer look at the options of either continuing to grow organically vs taking VC cash and putting their foot on the gas to accelerate product development and expansion in multiple markets.

Our study is insightful given the conundrum of either continuing to accrue inbreeding or to risk outbreeding depression in the management of small fragmented populations and endangered species.

In the context of many clients only finding out they were HIV-positive when they became pregnant, one nurse articulated the importance of discussing the option of either continuing or terminating a pregnancy.

To compare the efficacy and safety of either continuing or discontinuing rosiglitazone + metformin fixed-dose combination when starting insulin therapy in people with Type 2 diabetes inadequately controlled on oral therapy.

Lack of clearance of the tracers observed at 120 min may be attributable to either continuing accumulation of the radiotracer and/or its radioactive metabolite in the liver and pancreas.

However, a significant number of patients either continue to experience acne or develop new-onset acne after the teenaged years.

Approximately two-thirds of cancer patients either continue working after their diagnosis of cancer or return to work [68].

EVEREST study randomized patients with <grade 2 skin reaction after 3 weeks <span class="lh">of cetuximab to either continue on the same dose of cetuximab or escalate dose up to 500 mg m−2 (Tejpar et al, 2007).

You don't need a Senate forecaster to know which way the gridlock will go: the Congressional intransigence Americans claim to hate (even as they like or remain indifferent to divided control of the branches of government, the cause of said intransigence) will either continue or get worse, to the detriment of everyone, assuming that Republicans have legislative goals beyond dismantling Obamacare.