Sentence examples for of either left from inspiring English sources

Many in Kabul fear there may not be much of either left.

Using only the first ASL image acquired did not result in significantly accurate classification of either left or right-sided postsurgical state.

This corresponds to no coherent political philosophy of either left or right.

They indulged, in other words, in the kind of easy, profligate "moderation" that's done as much damage to the country over the years as the ideologies of either left or right.

The danger for Mr Kerry is that he seems to be building the sort of all-things-to-all-men campaign that can defend his presumed front-runner status from attacks of either left or right.

Not only was the political class in Stockholm in complete denial about the Sweden Democrats for decades but the present government is in power only because all parties in the centre-right opposition have refused to acknowledge that, arithmetically, the Sweden Democrats hold the balance of power and could topple any government of either left or right if the others would only vote with them.

No top-level bankers reached criminal trials or went to prison, or even faced the possibility of either, leaving the public with a sense that the financial industry operated with a degree of impunity.

Anand Menon, professor of European politics at King's College London, said he expected both sides to stress the risks of either leaving or sticking with the status quo: "This is going to be a depressingly negative campaign".

Some parents will have to make the tough choice of either leaving the U.S. with their children or fighting for asylum and potentially being separated again if the parent is deported and the child stays to seek safety.  .

Trump has moved to terminate temporary protections for more than a million people, effectively telling a population the size of Rhode Island to either leave the country or face deportation.

Nevertheless, he won the nomination without the votes of the gold delegates, most of whom either left the convention or refused to vote.