Sentence examples for Even afterwards from inspiring English sources

Even afterwards, however, the creation of the dam will mean that Egypt no longer has direct control over its primary water source, a troubling prospect for a country that receives negligible rainfall and is considered the world's largest oasis.

Even afterwards, the financial community and the International Monetary Fund hoped to establish some order in sovereign-bond markets simply by tweaking debt contracts, particularly the terms of so-called collective-action clauses (which bind all creditors to a restructuring proposal approved by a supermajority).

Even afterwards, the company hasn't always prioritized the online shopping angle, having focused more on things that get people to shop in stores, like renovations, adding additional employees to help customers, and increasing selection of fresh foods, for example.

Even afterwards, he feels the loss of Galaxity much more than Laureline, as it is his birthplace.

Even afterwards, the roadway remained the only physical route in the area until at least the 1890s.

Even afterwards, we understand that her racism and her usage of that word is so deep and so complicated.

Gradually, the barriers were broken down and parents became involved with the school – so much so, that at the first parents' evening afterwards, when it was mentioned there were two vacancies on the governing body, hands went up to fill them within a moment.

Clijsters even joked afterwards: "Obviously she's still young.

He was devastated, but the archives show that, even years afterwards, he was cabling her money.

His aides even claimed afterwards: "This is a New Conservative government".

"There were still more people, even immediately afterwards, in favour of nuclear energy than against in Britain," he said.