Sentence examples for perhaps either from inspiring English sources

In a time of quiet prosperity, perhaps either man could have handled the job.

They were confident that someone -- perhaps either Oleg Kvasha or Brad Isbister, or both -- could join Yashin.

Perhaps either or both could explain all the claims made for London's legacy in the context of the failure of every Games since Los Angeles 1984 to produce a sustainable boost in employment, raise levels of participation in sport, and increase tourism.

Then perhaps either income tax without tax-payers' consent is illegitimate (Nozick 1986), or a "kidney tax" could be perfectly legitimate (Fabre 2008, chs. 4 5).

Exactly what happened will no doubt be verified by the mythical autobiography Vincent is apparently penning, but as the night's swift return to Joshua Brooks certainly proved, Micron's collaboration with Sankeys venture Spektrum didn't seem to quite work out as perhaps either of the parties had hoped.

Perhaps either approach applied in our treatment arm would have had the same survival benefit.

That you could throw a punch perhaps, and either did or didn't?

And that is where Mr. Son comes in, perhaps on either side of a deal.

Perhaps if either of the launch Google TV devices shipped with a DLNA server, it wouldn't be as big of a deal.

So bottom line, people die in Visiting Hours, most often alone or perhaps with either a care-giver or priest at their side.

Perhaps, if either John Paul II or Benedict had broken centuries of precedent earlier and resigned because of his involvement in the abuse scandal, there might have been some reestablishment of trust.