Sentence examples for of either passing from inspiring English sources

"Roll Over or Get Tough" is a false dichotomy: instead of either passing Fox's rate hikes on to the customer or depriving him of "24," Time Warner Cable could absorb the increased cost of programming itself.

As a result, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid was "confronted with a terrible decision" of either passing the GOP bill or not reauthorizing the FAA, Hoyer added.

Which means a lot of material either passes through, or is held indefinitely when agents don't know what it is.

At these specific wavelengths a component of the dielectric tensor of the metamaterial either passes through zero (epsilon-near-zero, ENZ) [63, 64] or has a resonant pole (epsilon-near-pole, ENP) [42].

Most of the laws either passed or pending in that handful of states -- including a strong version awaiting a vote in the New Jersey Senate -- start by specifying what constitutes a "high cost" mortgage.

Hook the eel in one of two ways -- either pass the hook through the top of the eel's mouth and out one of its eyes, or place the hook as deeply into the eel's mouth as possible and pass it through the bottom of its throat.

My dad's family has a history of Alzheimer's disease: my grandfather and many of his brothers have either passed away from the disease, or are currently suffering from it.

In terms of national risk identification, assessment, monitoring, and early warning, a general study was conducted in 1999 in hazard-prone areas (UNISDR-Africa 2010) but this study, from the level of awareness in Limbe, either passed the people by or begs for a second phase.

(A lot of smaller bands will either pass out demos or feature their music for free on their Bandcamp page!) Try all different genres of music.

The two teams race each other to be in possession of the ball and either pass or hand the ball off the the chaser, who follows the sprinter.

By 10AM most of the munted folk had either passed out or been kicked out.