Sentence examples for would involve either from inspiring English sources

The worst outcomes would involve either Congress or the President dodging this moment and its meaning.

Mr. McGregor plays Dr. Alfred Jones, a British fisheries expert who is approached to evaluate the feasibility of the concept, which would involve either importing 10,000 North Atlantic salmon to Yemen from Britain, or using farmed salmon.

And even if there were, achieving such a goal would involve either open conflict which China will do its best to avoid because of worries about its own weakness or, more likely, a very long wait until the country's economic and military strength make it the de facto hegemon.

The judge said that he wanted the trial to be finished within a month and that it would involve either two still-pending lawsuits filed on behalf of victims who died on American Airlines Flight 11, the first plane to strike the World Trade Center; or a third unresolved suit, involving a passenger on United Airlines Flight 175, which hit the south tower of the trade center.

The experiment included a writing exercise in which participants were told to change their writing in a way that would involve either very little or a lot of self-regulation.

This suggests that they may be undergoing a "Birth-and-Death" process that would involve either non-conservative transposition or conservative transposition followed by rapid loss of the non-transposed copy of the gene.

The Knicks' preference would be to work a sign-and-trade for Webber that would not involve either Houston or Latrell Sprewell.

The officials said it would not involve either aerial spraying from helicopters or the insecticide malathion, both of which provoked protests when they were used to combat an extensive outbreak of the virus last fall.

While any move of significance would have to involve either Houston or Sprewell, Houston said he would be surprised if the Knicks broke up the perimeter duo that led them to the finals in 1999.

The case would be just as if God were temporal, save that His knowledge would not be temporally located and so would not literally involve either foreknowledge or memory.

Second, non-diagnosed patients were recruited because studying diagnosed individuals would have involved either delay or interruption of their treatment.