Sentence examples for of either goods from inspiring English sources

It was a general-purpose wagon used for the transportation of either goods or passengers, and in 19th century America it enjoyed wide popularity with farmers.

To explain this fragmentation, Jara points first to the way Santa Monica has, on the whole, remained a city "where we're each stuck in a car"; one where, according to the Wellbeing Project's data, most residents (44% of whom don't live within five minutes' walk of either goods or services) drive alone to work.

By the mid-1880s Tramwaymwas was finding it difficult to cover the operating expenses of either goods or passenger operations.

Aggression vs. Prosociality an expression of, or desire for, either good will or ill will towards others.

Around the same number rate their quality of life either good or excellent.

People with depersonalisation disorder describe a sense of complete detachment, a life lived as an automaton or on autopilot, characterised by an absence of emotions, either good or bad.

This would be trivially true if, as some maintain, the nonoccurrence of something intrinsically either good or bad entails the occurrence of something intrinsically neutral.

Your family lineage connects you to others and the deeds of your ancestors (either good or bad) set a course for future interaction.

It's very picturesque, with limited evidence of either the good or ill effects of tourism, and it lies on the Penobscot Bay, which is a candidate for most beautiful bay in the world.

That's enough to motivate the action and the story rolls swiftly from there, with little or no illumination of the behavior of either the good or the bad.This is a weakness of the picture.

When people are faced with an equal chance of either a good or bad outcome, they tend to accept the challenge, with a secret hope of getting the desired result, without considering the risk of the worst possibility.