Sentence examples for would either use from inspiring English sources
Iran, given its previous record of international terrorism, would either use them at first opportunity or pass them to one of its proxy terror groups.
Seddon hoped that Johnston would either use his influence to gain cooperation from the malcontents or assume command of Bragg's army.
Customers would either use a tape measure to supply their own measurements or, in future versions, can have a full-body scan of their figures measured in a van that would move from store to store.
The image of the telephone is on it because, before mobile phones, we had a house phone in the hallway, so you would either use the house phone which your mum and dad could hear, or go down to the telephone box to make a phone call in private.
Pi.pe may not have been the kind of service that users would turn to regularly – you would either use it during a large migration between services, or to enable scheduled syncs between cloud locations as a way to back up files – a sort of "set it and forget it" kind of thing.
Ideally, we would either use prior knowledge to specify the hyperparameters, or adopt a fully Bayesian approach and integrate them out.
They'd either use the "I know you are but what am I defense," or just a more straightforward "It wasn't me" approach.
They'd either used the ploy (of dialing the competition's customer service number and showing how long the wait time was) before, or Jim is comfortable going with Dwight's flow, at least in that kind of setting.
A minor point about semantics: I would avoid using PIH- either use gestational hypertension (or pre-eclampsia- I could not tell from the questions what you were targeting as these two entities are very different while being on the same spectrum).
Everyone would use the cards, since they either "use it or lose it".
Up to now, because of how hearing aids are designed to amplify sounds, those who used one, and also wanted to use an Android device, would either have to use a supplementary piece of hardware to use the two together, or remove the hearing aid altogether and have a poor quality conversation.
