Sentence examples for there must either from inspiring English sources

As our study indicates that the Atlantic salmon IB region only contains a UCA pseudolocus, there must either be other genes flanking our BACs which contribute to resistance or there could be haplotype variation in number of class I loci between Norwegian and Canadian Atlantic salmon.

Women there must either travel to a public clinic or a hospital in Brooklyn for the test, or rely upon private services.

"There must be either psychological or political reasons for that".

But eventually there must be either a large tax increase or major cuts in popular programs.

The Boston Consulting Group has produced a reasonable definition made up of two elements: a family must own a significant share of the company concerned and be able to influence important decisions, particularly the choice of chairman or CEO; and there must have either been a transition from one generation to the next, or, in the case of a founder-owned firm, plans for such a transition.

When the police are involved in a death, the law says there must be either an inquest or some form of open inquiry to establish what happened and why.

In each row and column of the matrix, there must be either at least one subsplit entry (s) or at least one incompatibility entry (i).

There is evidence for this occurring since the pleural surface changes size to the one-third power of lung volume, and thus there must be either a change in size of or in the number of alveoli to account for this change.