Sentence examples for planned to either from inspiring English sources

When the Aeolian-Skinner pipe organ at Trinity Church was damaged by dust and debris from the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center in 2001, the church dismantled the instrument and planned to either restore or replace it.

Meanwhile, though, a state aspiring to nuclear weapons would still be required to develop a delivery system lest the International Atomic Energy Agency and the rest of the world draw the conclusion that it planned to either emulate nuclear terrorists, or equally troublesome, supply them with SADMs (special atomic demolition munitions), such as low-yield nuclear suitcases or backpacks.

Without a veteran fullback, Texas planned to either run the ball out of the shotgun formation or simply focus on the passing game.

To support the unsolicited bid, Unilever has arranged a $20 billion credit that has raised speculation the Anglo-Dutch company plans to either go hostile or sweeten its bid.

In a survey reported by the housing officers association last summer, about 57percentt of respondents were planning to either renovate or start anew on residential construction in the next five years.

The Giants plan to either sign or draft a running back in the next few months and cutting Brown frees $1 million in cap room.

It would have to show how it would save billions of dollars through agreements with its bondholders and unions, how many dealers it plans to keep, and the plants and offices it plans to either close or preserve.

He plans to either work on economic development programs in South or Southeast Asia or move to a growing US city to work on urban transportation and housing.

For instance, 15.3percentt of consumers responded that they plan to either switch (3.1percentt), change (7.4percentt) or cut (4.8percenttheireir pay TV service.

For instance, 15.3percentt of consumers responded that they plan to either switch (3.1percentt), change (7.4percentt) or cut (4.8percenttheireir pay TV service.

It's key that organizations quickly think about the skills and competencies required by their workforce and how they plan to either recruit individuals with those skills or retrain their existing workforce.