Sentence examples for so then either from inspiring English sources

And they may not do so then, either.

Research just published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society, however, suggests it wasn't so then, either.

If users find it onerous to do so, then either the marketplace does not create enough value or its fees are too high.

So then either judge me, or disagree with me, or tell me I'm fat and don't look good for my age (your words not mine) or find some solace and inspiration.

In sum, if all knowledge requires demonstration, and all demonstration proceeds from what is more intelligible by nature to what is less so, then either the process goes on indefinitely or it comes to a halt in undemonstrated first principles, which are known, and known securely.

But you'll be freed up to leave the party then, so either way you're gold.

If the buyer cannot obtain the commitment within that time -- after having made a good faith effort to do so -- then either party generally has the right to cancel the contract.

It appears in a thunderstorm as a floating luminous sphere, usually about the size of a honeydew melon, that shines like a light bulb for 10 seconds or so and then either explodes or fades from view.

So you can then either sit in silence and regret it for the rest of your life or you take action and go after what is rightfully yours.

And, by the way, I never thought I would be living my life as it was then either, so no one should get too smug.

Two MPs with key roles in Labour's remain campaign, who seem to have dodged blame this weekend, weren't so vocal then either: ex-shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn, and Labour In for Britain chief Alan Johnson, whose Hull constituency voted overwhelmingly for Brexit.