Sentence examples for success of either from inspiring English sources

No one predicted the immense success of either "Survivor" or "C.S.I..".

This commission should be prohibited from drawing districts to favor or oppose any political party, ending once and for all the practice of using party registration data to maximize the likelihood of success of either party in an election.

Bryant responded with his own letter, stressing that he was not knocking the success of either Blunt, whose album he said he had bought, or Redmayne, whom he admired as Richard II. "If you'd read the whole of my interview, you'd have seen that I make the point that the people who subsidise the arts the most are artists themselves," he said.

I don't think any of these will have a major impact on the success of either platform, but they're worth going over.

Though real base-broadening ideas are critical to success of either effort, leadership along these lines right now is at best a thankless task.

The success of either approach is determinant on long-term adherence by the individual.

Although some people can lose weight and keep it off even without any structured programmatic help and some may be able to maintain a lifestyle modification program that, by whatever means, delays the onset of diabetes, the success rate of either appears to be very low in the real world.

The sample size has been predetermined at n = 492 patients, for a significance level of 95%, a power of 90% and a difference in the success rates of either of the intervention groups (A or B) with the control group (C) of 20%, assuming a dropout rate of 25%.

They've decided that Democratic successes on either of these major initiatives could fuel further electoral losses, and that's their worst fear.

Summing the success values and expressing as a fraction of the 1,000 patients provides the probability of success for either perfect adherence (P p) or imperfect adherence (P ip).

Individual tests for significance of aggressive wins show that, for the most aggressive or non-aggressive lines, the proportion of trials won or lost are much more extreme than would be expected if territorial success were determined by chance (i.e. assuming an equal probability of success for either line).