Sentence examples for which either does from inspiring English sources

(Labour was in power at the time, which either does or does not complicate matters, I have no idea which).

The upper bearing is attached to the drill pipe, which either does not rotate or rotates at a slow rate (6 to 8 revolutions per minute).

In the Fig. 3, the energy (6) is shown within the area of single valuedness, which either does not extend beyond the first Brillouin zone or coincides with it.

He said: "Without this consultation there is the risk that the legislation could be passed which either does not meet its objective or is inconsistent with existing law, making it unworkable.

Custom-made Teflon containers (diameter 5 mm) with perforated lids (7 concentrically arranged holes with 0.5 mm diameter each) are loaded with 10 μl of odorant (either AM diluted 1 50 in paraffin oil or OCT; Merck, Darmstadt, Germany) and placed onto the assay plate, which either does or does not contain the reinforcer.

"But it does set our product apart from others, which either don't have amenities or have them underground.

We were directed to other, more remote places, which either didn't exist, or were also full; we were beginning to get worried.

But many of those jobs are in the service industry, in agriculture, construction and the small-business sector, which either do not provide insurance or do not pay their workers enough to buy it.

Reprints Related items Intellectual property: Patently problematicSep 12th 2002Most of the world's people live in countries which either do not have, or do not enforce, intellectual-property rights.

Unlike some earlier Senate drafts, which either did not cover most of the nearly 50m uninsured or whose costs were reckoned to be a whopping $1.5 trillion or so, this new effort is a serious runner.

Set in a sort of purgatory, it reunites three of the characters present at the fateful 1941 meeting in Copenhagen between nuclear scientists Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg which either did or did not affect the ability of the Nazis to construct an atom bomb.