Sentence examples for will either help from inspiring English sources

He added, "It will either help us or kill us".

He will either help Ree, or assault her, or kill her.

Fortunately Strange took the first part of Jack Nicklaus's advice on board – it will either help you or prove detrimental to you – and tried as hard as possible to put his Masters nightmare behind him.

Scenarios will either help decision makers or be of little use to them, depending on how they are constructed and presented, not just on the outcome they focus on.

While a certain amount of luggage seems always destined to be lost or delayed, several services in effect or in the pipeline will either help track bags in transit or offer the convenience of having bags picked up or delivered at a traveler's home or hotel.

Within each region, schools, hospitals, food stamp offices, job centers, police precinct headquarters and others will either help enroll or give information to the more than 900,000 people eligible for state and federal health insurance who are not now covered.

In it you'll either help slay Lord Harkon and his vampiric horde or join up and lead the blood-sucking onslaught, gaining powers that include the ability to turn into a cloud of bats and telekinetically choke enemies, Vader style.

High: Another hurdle companies will face is the role that governments will play in either helping or hindering the progress made.

It's been said that in today's market, your use of IT will either hold you back, or help you compete.

"We will either get help from the unions, or if they choose not to, and that's totally up to them, we have to save the money some way or other," he said recently.

Since some labor leaders expressed reluctance about those suggestions, the mayor began preparing his Plan B. "We will either get help from the unions, or if they choose not to, and that's totally up to them, we have to save the money some way or other," he said at a news conference in Queens several hours before the letter went out to agencies.