Sentence examples for of either main from inspiring English sources

Trump is the first presidential nominee of either main party since Watergate in 1972 to withhold his or her tax returns.

That makes him the least well-regarded presidential nominee of either main party since at least 1984 – and the hostility shown towards him by leaders of the Republican party is unprecedented.

With the age of either main party grabbing in excess of 40% of the vote clearly over, if the party's poll rating is currently in the early- to mid-30s that may be as good as it gets.

It's certainly true that those who believe passionately in not branding children as failures at the age of 11 no longer have the support of either main political party.

With Trump posting a 67% unfavorability rating among Americans generally – the worst showing of any presidential nominee of either main party since at least 1984 – the people may prove not to be so "smart", by Trump's definition, when the wider electorate gets to have its say in November.

Even Mr Hume, who had worked so hard for an IRA ceasefire, seemed to be running out of patience with republicans.But Ms Mowlam's bungling of Drumcree has now reconfirmed nationalists' worst fears: that any British government, of either main party, is bound to side with the unionists when the going gets rough.

IPMNs appear with a cystic dilation of the involved segment, either main duct and branch duct.

Of the 33 operations, 19 involved saphenous vein grafting of either the main, posterior marginal, or acute marginal segments of the right coronary artery.

We observed a significant interaction between drug and reversal type (F1,15 = 11.73, P = 0.004), in the absence of either a main effect of drug (F1,15 = 0.13, P = 0.73) or reversal type salience (F1,15 = 1,73; P = 0.21).

Follow-up started 1 year after the first health examination and continued until the first date of either the main event or the competing event, or until date of censoring due to emigration or end of follow-up.

Simon Polito, chairman of the inquiry at the Competition Commission, said: "In each of the seven areas, the merger would mean the loss of either the only main competitor or one of the three main alternatives.