Sentence examples for thanks to either from inspiring English sources

She would pass the test thanks to either inhibition or a desire to please, not self-control.

One way to reach intracellular therapeutic targets in cells consists in the use of short nucleic acids which will bind specifically to on targets thanks to either Watson Crick base pairing or protein nucleic acids recognition rules.

Fully pre-mixed porous burners, in which methane combustion takes place close to the burner surface are stimulating an increasing interest since they allow lower flame temperatures and NOx emissions, due to rapid heat removal, thanks to either radiative or convective transfer mechanisms.

And, of course, there's e-mail to tote around, thanks to either Palm.net's service or, on the Handspring Visor, OmniSky.

Hamas agreed to a truce with Israel in hopes that conditions would change and surprise little did no thanks to either party.

But if that happens — and so far, the president has largely kept his pledges to the anti-abortion groups who helped him get elected — the Center for Reproductive Rights estimates that about 22 states could immediately ban abortion, thanks to either bans created prior to 1973 or to so-called "trigger" bans, which are set to spring into action as soon as Roe v. Wade is overturned.

The obtained results conclusively show that AM fungi influence the amino acid content of tomato fruits, thanks to an either direct or indirect mechanism.

After getting a follow back, say thanks to them either on direct message or on a tweet by mentioning them.

Coventry clambered off the bottom thanks to goals either side of the interval from Garry McSheffrey and Lukas Jutkiewicz.

Leicester would have secured promotion if MK Dons had failed to beat Bristol Rovers later in the afternoon but Roberto Di Matteo's side held on for a 2-1 victhankshanks to goals either side of half-time from Ali Gerba and Luke Chadwick.

St Mirren recorded their first Scottish Premier League home victory of the season thanks to goals either side of the interval.