Sentence examples for years as either from inspiring English sources
Many have postponed their move over the last few years as either limited equity or lack of confidence has left them unable or unwilling to.
8.02pm: Asked how he would feel if he was turfed out after 13 years as either chancellor or prime minister, Brown told Channel 4 News: "What happens to me doesn't matter.
Couple that with large numbers of undecided voters and voters choosing alternative parties -- folks who just aren't buying Hillary and who see the advances of the Obama years as either insufficient or fake -- and you have a situation which continues to transcend a peevish Trump dwelling overmuch on the problematic nature of an overweight Miss Universe.
Ever since, Iraq's security forces have been slowly staking their claim inside Falluja, which had been branded over the past 13 years as either a "city of mosques" or a "city of resistance".
"In my entire career – seven years as vice-president, 36 years in the United States Senate, half of those years as either the ranking member or chairman of the Senate judiciary committee – I've never seen the sprit of interdependence and reciprocity at a lower ebb," he said with some anguish.
Between the annual Eli Whitney Folk Festival and the monthly concert series (held mostly at Yale Divinity School), the Alliance also creates nearly 30 opportunities for performers each year as either opening acts or headliners.
A Foxconn executive in Taipei said Tuesday the company would pay Sun's parents a lump sum of 360,000 renminbi ($52,600), plus 30,000 renminbi every year as long as either of them remained alive.
Twelve years later, as either coincidence or a wave of the hand of God, she arrived as the new rector of my now nominal parish, All Saints' in Beverly Hills, and we have become great friends.
SIAs are encouraged every 2-4 years, used as either follow-up or catch-up programmes, targeting children born since the last campaign.
3 Nowadays, the weight problems also affect adolescents, with 29% of youth aged 10 to 19 years classified as either overweight or obese 6 and 24% of Mexican-American children classified as overweight.
(And more recent years, as well).
