Sentence examples for would either stay from inspiring English sources
He said ticket prices would either stay the same or be cut by as much as 10percentt.
He added, however, that Greece would either stay in the euro zone, with all the obligations that this entailed, or leave.
Ipso facto — and despite the absence of any credible empirical evidence — these Clinton voters would either stay home or flock to McCain in November.
It had looked for a large portion of the day that Dempsey would either stay at Fulham or move to Liverpool, but those clubs could not agree a fee.
Mr Darling was offered the chance of a different cabinet post, but insisted that he would either stay where he was or retire to the back benches, after which the Prime Minister relented.
Some of those supporters have suggested that they would either stay home or vote for Mr. McCain, who made an explicit appeal for their support Tuesday night as he tried to increase pressure on Mr. Obama.
Had we excluded WA from the national count, the rate would have risen to 5.3%, whereas if we had taken away other states, the national rate would have either stayed the same or risen: Given Western Australia only accounts for around 11% of Australia's labour force, it was an astonishing situation where it in effect balanced out the rest of the country.
Hence, the students greatly appreciate the services as it allows them to attend school whereas they would have either stayed at home or helped their parents with household chores.
Construct-specific item analyses showed that in all cases, the scale alpha would have either stayed the same or decreased if the item had been deleted and all item-total correlations were greater than 0.30 (Table 3) suggesting that each scale measured a single construct.
"Our modelling suggests child and pensioner poverty would either have stayed the same or risen, rather than fall substantially, had there not been these big spending increases".
