Sentence examples for Even from high-quality English sources.

• This even includes pollution.

• Even if sales recover, scars will remain.

• Now he’s being elevated to do it at an even higher level.

• If the surge continues Kelman said they may have to cut down even more routine care.

• No crime, not even murder, is so vilified in the western world as paedophilia.

• They are designed to make you not believe the truth even when you are presented with.

• Not necessarily swans, even crows, even the evening fusillade of bats.

• Republicans are even more obstructive and have even more leverage in Congress.

Use Even in a sentence.

• If the trade goes badly against you, you could even end up losing even more than you initially invested outright.

• The break-even level of output informs a business of how many products it needs to sell to reach the break-even point (BEP).

• Underdahl says they didn't even notice the character in the scene the first few times they watched it, which made the moment even sweeter.

• For the most part, what Liverpool does works: Even Barcelona, even with a 3-0 lead, even with Lionel Messi, could not resist.

• Occasionally, even a few hours of scouring through a document couldn’t locate anything that even vaguely resembled what these authors had attributed to it.

• With beautiful bottles and even better liquids, it’s well worth discovering something new, even if you have your standard trusty brand you turn to again and again.

• Even if talks fail, even if Greece defaults, even if it introduces capital controls and the government starts to issue paper IOUs because no more euros are left—even then, a referendum or a new government could still offer Greece a way back.

• "I think this year it is ripe, because the state is going to be desperate for funding, even with Biden, even with stimulus, even with everything else, we're still going to be desperate for funding - and it's also the right policy," Cuomo said in November 2020.

Even sentence examples

• “It’s the highest compliment to receive the vote of the public, for me as the artist but I suspect even more for Behrouz, who despite never even setting foot on the mainland, has earned the respect, admiration and even the love of so many Australians,” McDonald said.

• And of course, they intend to talk about "cancel culture," even though half of Americans tell pollsters they aren't even familiar with that term and even though Biden has made a point to avoid cultural politics lightning rods that some of his fellow Democrats have excessive fondness for.

• I like a good bitch, even a darling bitch, who allows you to call her a bitch, though, ’cause some bitches even the nicest darling bitches, when you calls ’em bitches, even the bitches that they are, even the bitches that they know they are, even wonderful bitches, like this wonderful bitch.

• But even if it could happen, even if the bodies of Ghosh and Nath were found where they were last seen, and even if impossibly huge sums could be raised to pay to recover them, and even if there were people willing to risk their own lives on Everest to honor the dead and appease the living, nothing could happen right now.