Sentence examples for ones of either from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's errors tend to be ones of either adding a syllable to a word, or deleting one; these are characteristic of someone who has heard a word spoken but not encountered it in print.
As a result, two drugs may have a totally new effect that is different from the ones of either individual drugs [ 11, 12].
Candidate longevity-associated genes were identified based on one of either two premises.
Each transect consisted of two parallel lines, one on either side of the road.
But no one on either side of the argument did.
Petraeus could find himself on a White House course one of either two ways -- and both involve knocking back the Tea Party movement.
One of either would have been extremely helpful.
Indeed, the people I met tended to fall into one of either camps.
Yet no one, of either party, should celebrate a $6 billion election that resulted in a continuation of the status quo.
What's more, the exit of Cristian Maidana frees up the number 10 position for one of either Barnetta or Alberg.
Criticising the company's performance, the commission said BAA had to sell Gatwick and Stansted and one of either Edinburgh or Glasgow airports.
