Sentence examples for was that either from inspiring English sources

The lesson local politicians took away was that either eastern Enfield finds new ways of earning a crust, or economic decline will turn into something far nastier.

His view was that either my company should stop undertaking public sector work, or I should step back from a management role in the company – or at least stop heading any of the public sector assignments.

What was worst of all was the feeling that the ending didn't have to be the ending that was, that either a different therapist or a different drug combination might have stabilized Wallace.

The first was that either $110 billion in automatic, across-the-board spending cuts would go into force as scheduled in March, or equivalent cuts would have to be found.

Like Mary Poppins's carpetbag (only significantly more commodious), Nancy's suitcase, once we'd cleared enough room to open it, continued to produce whatever it was that either of us needed: vitamin C, flip-flops, a flashlight, even silk scarves to match whatever we were wearing.

Stephan Miller, a foreign affairs aide and spokesman for Mr. Barkat, said the mayor's position was that either "we can remain with our heads in the sand like ostriches" and watch the quality of life of the residents worsen, or bring "proper planning" to communities that were "forgotten".

The problem is that either option costs money.

The reality is that "either you succeed or you learn".

College may not be that welcoming, either.

It needn't be that way, either.

It can't be that surprising either.