Sentence examples for reviewing either from inspiring English sources

"Benjamin Markovits is a connoisseur of disappointment," wrote Jonathan Derbyshire in the Financial Times, reviewing Either Side of Winter; he is "scrupulously attentive to the rhythms of frustrated ambition".

The city's department of buildings also must review either conversion plan.

The court should not have reviewed either this case or the one it decided last week, they said.

We agree with Nixon that courts possess power to review either legislative or executive action that transgresses identifiable textual limits.

The New York Herald Tribune failed to review either book, preferring to comment on Lew Ney himself, always a figure of public interest.

To be eligible for a documentary Oscar, a piece needs to be reviewed either by the Los Angeles Times or New York Times.

(The director of the California African American Museum in Los Angeles told me that their exhibits are never reviewed, either. What's that about?) So, we took our gallery on the road back then too; not in trucks, but almost.

For one, every ticket issued in Chicago must be reviewed either by a police officer, a technician or by a contractor not associated with the cameras or the city.

In peer-review, analysis is reviewed either by another practitioner (as happens in case-supervision) or by a worker in another field altogether.

Each seven-person simplified panel reviewed either 36 Basic Science or 36 Public Health proposals in separate 1.5-day face-to-face meetings.

There was no opportunity to review either their sponsorship or their merit before their passage.