Sentence examples for we need either from inspiring English sources

"We need either bigger needles or smaller camels".

We need either vastly fewer people or vastly more forests, along with a new definition of earth-friendly reforestation.

We need "either less Europe or more Europe", said Lord Turner, the FSA's chairman, on February 10th.

We need either to find a way around the impractical requirement of noise meter readings or to develop a cheap and portable noise meter that all police officers can carry.

This will not make the change happen that we need either at speed or at the scale needed.

"We need either many more jails or we need to stop jailing people as frequently," criminal defense attorney Daniel Brown told VICE News in an interview.

To perform a sensitivity analysis we would need either sero-prevalence data among those in the study or health facility data.

Prior to European contact in our continent, we did not need either of these tools to know who we were or where we belonged, even as distinct nations; no one individual had claim over what defined us.

So if we don't need either Harry and Louise, or John Boehner and Mitch McConnell, as part of the health-reform coalition, we might as well do it right.

We do not need either stereotypical generalizations, or minimizing responses to fundamentalism, however well-intentioned.

"The cash is the shareholders' money," he wrote, "so we need to either invest in new opportunities or return it to them".