Sentence examples for will either give from inspiring English sources

Six out of 10 will either give up work or reduce their paid hours to care for the child.

The video is so realistic that it will either give children nightmares or make them want to grow up to be sperm whales.

The results will either give them reassurance that they will survive the cancer — or near certainty that they will die from it.

After scanning a passenger, Mr. Obama said, "We will either give you a clean bill of health or wrestle you to the ground".

Purity, about a young woman in search of her father, will either give him his first Booker nomination or see him take Martin Amis's place as author-most-reported-for-his absence.

Members of the 870-member ruling council of the Ulster Unionist party convene here on Saturday for a crucial vote that will either give new life to the Northern Ireland peace accord or likely finish it off.

Depending on your answer I'll either give you a warning or a fine".

"She'll either give me a little nudge or leave me," Bass says, revealing what makes Barnes's work feel so spontaneous.

It finds that nearly a quarter of parents in the capital believe they'll either give up work this year or think about doing so because the expense of employing a childminder or paying for a nursery to enable them to do their jobs outweighs the benefits, financial and familial, of working.

Eventually, they'll either give up or confront you.

In the medium term these firms will either have to give up or become more global themselves.