Sentence examples for stating that either from inspiring English sources

Mixed reports are coming in stating that either 500,000 or 525,000 have been sold.

The options contract contradicts this with a standard "at will" clause stating that either party has the right to terminate the relationship at any time, voiding any unexercised options.

This is equivalent to stating that either (i) there is an infinite subset I of ℕ so that the inequality (14) holds for all n ∈ I, or,   (ii) there is an infinite subset J of ℕ so that the inequality (15) holds for all n ∈ J.  .

Note here by the continuity of w that the condition, (|w|>0) in ((eta _{i-1},etaa _i)), is equivalent to stating that either (w>0) in ((eta _{i-1},etaa _i)) or (w<0) in ((eta _{i-1},etaa _i)).

Their final storyline was described as a "A tragic curtain call for one of them", stating that either Sarah or Zoë would die.

Online music database AllMusic gave the Jerusalem album four stars out of five stating that "Either version is worth investigating for adventurous metal enthusiasts, but Dopesmoker is clearly the final and definitive presentation of this work".

A provision in a federal highway financing bill before Congress would divide $600 million among states that either have primary belt laws or reach a 90percentt usage rate.

Individual factors are psychological states that either convince a person to join a movement or so weaken his commitment to conventional groups that he is willing to risk their disapproval because of his belief in an unpopular cause.

North Carolina is one of 23 states that either have no hate crime law or have hate crime laws that do not apply to gender identity.

Looking on a map from the Saudi perspective, Saudi Arabia is in the process of being enclosed by states that either seek to reduce its influence in the region or desire the destruction of the House of Saud.

This concept that cells exist in mutually exclusive cellular states that either permit motility or mitotic activity is evidenced by numerous in vitro and in vivo studies and is referred to as 'Go-or-Grow'.