Sentence examples for to choose either from inspiring English sources

Each opportunity for choice is an opportunity to choose either well or poorly.

But it's wishful thinking to believe Germany is ready to choose either of his options.

If you're gonna be an Alabamian, you've got to choose either Auburn or Alabama on game day".

Absolute plans to split its national digital audio broadcasting (DAB) signal to allow listeners to choose either service.

At the heart of the problem is Europe's unwillingness more than a decade ago to choose either unification or separation.

Families who lost loved ones should not have to choose either answers or compensation; they have a right to both.

Royal decrees pertaining to religion granted Protestant lords, knights, and burghers the right to choose either conversion or emigration.

Handey-style absurdity provides a means of navigating without having to choose either of these unappealing options.

Short of that, the U.S.O.C. will have to choose either Sieracki or Lindland, or let the case play itself out in the courts, legal experts said.

The tied athletes must independently choose either a) a coin toss or b) a runoff – or decline to choose either one.

Client has the right to choose either of single or multifile in record request.