Sentence examples for Even so because from inspiring English sources

Even so, because she was spending a lot on expansion and advertising, she was not making a profit.

Even so, because of the criticism about his absence, Mr. Ducasse says he is spending more time at the restaurant.

Even so, because of its size, Wal-Mart's internal changes often turn into industry standards, as with its efforts involving environmental sustainability.

Even so, because of a lack of money, California for the first time had to turn away more than 5,000 students who would have started next fall.

Even so, because the lot was eight acres, the property was priced at $475,000, its appraised value, and that's what the Hausslers paid in November 1994.

Even so, because of reductions in remodeling and construction costs, the retail chain plans to build as many as 250 stores in the United States in 2013, compared to 160 in 2012.

And perhaps even more so, because, as a group, people with mental health problems are, to a large extent, invisible.

Even so, precisely because the gas cut-off is damaging the reputations of both Russia and Ukraine, it is unlikely to last long (see article).

Even so, partly because "Up" includes a newsreel interlude, its marriage sequence also brings to mind the breakfast table in "Citizen Kane".

Even so, and because an ID was required to collect bottled water and of rumors that undocumented families were being arrested, many rejected this option.

Even more so because even if I feel good, I have to reveal myself to others sometimes.