Examples of using Either too in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Furthermore, Internet time sources are notoriously unreliable with many either too inaccurate or too far away to serve any useful purpose.
Fix: Integer overflows in acceleration code causing either too low acceleration
Each one of them equally brilliant, but either too big for my room,
people are either too shy or embarrassed to publicly ask that question that could be misconstrued as insensitive
is either too far from the clinic considering Charmaine often feels lightheaded.
It's either too pricey or overly terrible caliber
there's either too much of it or we simply can't get enough.
Beware of products that are either too cheap or too expensive to be true.
waves- shifts that are either too small or too vast to be perceived.
Such deadlines may not capture this diversity and be either too short or too long,
it couldn't be either too long or too short: it had to be just right.
Permit the labelling required by Article 23 to be applied in some other appropriate manner on packages which are either too small or otherwise unsuitable for labelling in accordance with Article 24(1) and(2);
and many are either too far away to provide adequate precision
In short, mr. Bartlett finchley is a malcontent, born either too late or too early in the century,
It is either too gritty.
I'm either too drunk or not drunk enough.
She's either too scared to run, or she's.
I'm either too early, or I'm too late.
He's got either too much work, or roman is too much work.
They're either too tall… they're too short,