Sentence examples for taking either further from inspiring English sources

Deputy first minister McGuinness said people in Northern Ireland had a "strong work ethic" and more than 60% of school leavers continued their studies by taking either further or higher education courses.

Weekends offer the opportunity to saddle up for a more ambitious ride: either taking a train further afield to dedicated tracks, or just riding around the city exploring new neighbourhoods.

After that, mice were sacrificed with an overdose of anesthesia (xylazine/ketamine), and their lungs were either taken for further examination or a bronchoalveolar lavage (BAL) was performed as described previously [ 14].

It will ask for a stay that would prevent the Archdiocese of New York from taking any further action -- to either close the school permanently, or rent out the school building -- until a higher church legal authority, like the Vatican, hears the case.

If we want to shorten embargoes and increase reuse rights, and we do, then we can take further steps, either by strengthening our green policies or paying for gold.

It might be useful to talk to your daughter about the assessment itself and if you are able to talk to the school about your concerns it could help you decide whether you need to take any further action either with the school for internal assessment or with the exam board for external assessment.

Taking it further is not fun.

Christian has also been offered the chance to take her work further, either as the basis for a Ph.D. or into a full-time job with the Environment Agency.

I don't rule out taking further steps.

Officially support any staff taking further industrial action on cuts.

It can make people avoid taking further action.