Sentence examples for of either giving from inspiring English sources
It's not a question of either giving local or giving national.
The message also made no mention of either giving up arms or an international verification process – something experts have said would be key to any future peace process.
Several of the cancer patients I interviewed at N.Y.U. and Hopkins described an experience of either giving birth or being born.
Other Republican senators, though, remained unconvinced and accused the administration of either giving away too much or failing to accomplish enough.
"Serious and unquantifiable" safety issues feature in all new technologies but consent is simply irrelevant for the simple and sufficient reason that there are no relevant people in existence capable of either giving or withholding consent to these sorts of changes in their own germline.
That has left Viacom with the option of either giving its Blockbuster shares to shareholders as an extraordinary dividend or splitting off the chain as a separate company and inviting Viacom shareholders to give up their stock in exchange for equity in Blockbuster.
Difference equations or recurrence relations describe a situation where there is a discrete sequence of entities, each of which either gives an input to its successor, or perhaps interacts with both its neighbors.
Samples from 3813 women (15.6% of all eligible women) were HPV-positive by hc2, but 40 (1.0%) of these either gave negative results for beta-globin gene amplification and were reported as inhibitory or were of insufficient volume for further testing.
For instance, in the treatment of perimenstrual migraines, which are known to be particularly severe and disabling, the different triptans showed different profiles of efficacy, either given for acute attacks or for short-term prophylaxis [35].
We conjecture that the additive nature of the process of model averaging either gives the naïve method more detection power than expected or hinders the dynamic programming method.
Six out of 10 will either give up work or reduce their paid hours to care for the child.
