Sentence examples for which would either from inspiring English sources

I want to have the presynaptic cell fire at a consistent rate before I introduce the modulatory component which would either increase or decrease activity.

I could really see the way we could use this mercurial kind of comedy, which would either bring people closer to the story, or push them away".

The studio walls were lined on both sides with fickle windows, which would either stick open, unbudgeable, or fly shut with a nasty bang at the slightest touch.

That nomination would go to the UN general assembly which would either vote or, more likely, confirm the candidacy by acclamation.

I promised myself that I would be there when the doctor came to deliver the news, which would either be very good or very bad.

"There are ways they could expand which would either avoid or preserve the ancient Islamic sites but instead they want to knock it all down".

The performance of our target species was influenced by vegetation in a pattern which would suggest either mixed abiotic and herbivore-mediated facilitation or entirely herbivore-mediated facilitation.

Which would mean either they both fit in the lock, but with only one allowing you to turn it, or the third key is the right one.

Obviously, gays and lesbians would welcome a victory to allow same-sex marriages in New York, on constitutional grounds, which would require either a court challenge or a new law.

We could see a repeat of that, which would mean either Turnbull or Shorten would need to do some pretty quick dealing with those few independent MPs who hold seats in the lower house.

Few, however, suggest he will secure an outright win in the first round, which would require either a majority of votes cast or more than 40% and a 10-point lead over his nearest rival.