Sentence examples for will either become from inspiring English sources

And yet, the fetus with the anomaly does not itself have the option of becoming an anomaly-free child; it will either become a child with a disability or not exist at all.

But sooner rather than later Republicans will either become more inclusive or less viable.

The boy on the beach will either become a symbol of European brutality or humanity.

If he succeeds, he will either become a god or destroy all matter.

Kroenke said the potential second team will either become a partner in his stadium or a tenant.

He will either become prime minister, or be cast on to Canada's large scrap heap of failed conservative leaders.

Mr. Gibbs will probably either become a senior adviser to the president or work outside the White House, defending Mr. Obama on television and beginning to define the field of 2012 Republican presidential candidates.

(His headmaster's dubious send-off: "I predict you will either go to prison or become a millionaire").

There's a moment in every hero's life when they will choose to either become a savior of humanity... or a villain.

In every setting it will either (i) become clear which subscript, or (ii) become clear that it doesn't matter.

Now, Maude says he has new plans to hire digital staff within the departments again – who will either presumably become superior themselves, or be ignored by decision-makers elsewhere.