Sentence examples for we either need from inspiring English sources

We either need an amendment to the Constitution or Puerto Rico needs to become a state".

They presented the kids with another choice: "We either need to kick him out or take him in for good".

We either need to break up the big retail chains or tightly regulate competition among them, or both.

We either need to get people to buy those machines, or wait for the machines to catch up in power over the next few years.

"We either need a peace agreement or we need a sustained, massive aid operation," he said by telephone from the capital Juba.

We either need more workers in our schools, which is expensive, or we need to expect less from them, which seems not politically popular.

"We either needed to stop spending so much time together or she had to break up with her boyfriend".

"We either needed to raise prices or keep prices low ($29) with a membership plan which allows us to automatically keep cars clean each month, which takes less time [and] therefore is less expensive for everyone," he said.

We either needed to cut back our spending or find some other income.

We either needed to push through, go back to a full-time job or start something new.

Back in the day we either needed to fight a predator we thought we could beat, or flee one that would dominate us.