Sentence examples for suggest either from inspiring English sources

Such anomalies suggest either a monopoly, premium pricing, or both.

Rumours suggest either Andrex or Charmin were responsible for her soft, strong new look.

There is no credible evidence to suggest either of these things actually happened.

Strikingly, "SFJAZZ Collective 2" doesn't suggest either a history lesson or an all-star confab.

(Wilson: "The verb echon could suggest either 'hold' or 'have,' but the translators make the victims collude with their death").

Possibly, some analysts suggest, either company could try to partner with SBC to make a deal more affordable.

I'd suggest either buying fresh fruit and freezing half overnight before use, or buying frozen and defrosting half – there's no need to buy two lots.

Without major external support, as with Libya, precedent would suggest either a regime victory or at best a civil war stalemate.

The involvement of other foreign groups, such as LeT or HuJI-B, would suggest either that these actors are expanding their operations against the US and its allies.

So far, though, there has been no empirical evidence to suggest either of them is any good.

The ruins of their buildings, however, are insufficient to suggest either changes in architectural style or structural innovations.