Sentence examples for of either term from inspiring English sources

By fair estimate, Snowden's actions fall under the rubric of either term.

Perez isn't a fan of either term, and certainly not when applied to the work Hinge Health is doing.

Tell us why you're a supporter of either term by sending a photo or video to @BBCtrending.

Not selecting marketing as a reason for the adoption of either term might reflect the science and non-profit backgrounds of most participants in the survey.

So the president should not make a SCOTUS appointment in the fourth year of either term by this logic.

I don't really like to think of either in such terms.

Still, Daley stops short of using either the term "gay" or "bisexual".

The effects in the regression of the supply intervention are not consistent between the two groups of facilities, either in terms of coefficient value or statistical significance.

Explicating meaning in terms of aboutness, or aboutness in terms of meaning, or either in terms of some still further semantic notion, does not go as far as is commonly desired by those who develop causal theories of mental content.

Both boundary conditions and inequality constraints are cast in terms of (either local or global) equality constraints.

In engineering fields, accomplishing an objective with a minimum of effort, either in terms of material, time, or other expense, is a basic activity.