The phrase "a pillar even" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize that something is a fundamental or essential support, perhaps in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "In our community, education is a pillar even of our future success."
Alternatives: "a fundamental support" or "a crucial element".
The small-offset impact also causes the dummy to head toward the front windshield pillar, even as that pillar is pushed toward the dummy.
The AES maps for Ga and Au of the etched GaAs indicate the presence of Au at the tip of each pillar even after metal-assisted chemical etching for 10 s.
Qavtaradze intends for his remains to be placed in the same crypt once his time comes, staying rooted to his spot on top of the pillar even in death.
There's a lot of old touches the tapered roofline, thin pillars, even the Minilite-like (if a bit bigger in 15-inch standard, 16- or 17-inch, optional) wheels.
With the exception for property rights, the reviewed articles offer relatively consistent evidence for people with disabilities in low- and lower middle-income countries experiencing problems related to the Pillars, even though not all subdomains were covered.
Here, a natural feel pervades: light woods, pale furniture and even a pillar that has been converted into a large fibreglass tree – the branches of which support lights and projectors, and the shape of which finds a visual echo with the Eiffel Tower seen on the horizon.
It's a pillar that anchors us, even in the stormiest of times.
Landscape fragmentation goes on being perceived as non-problem or, even, as a pillar of local identity wiping out all that issues that imply an over-boundary glance, suggesting to group and not to scatter.
Mexico City's government sees the international business-aimed satellite city of Santa Fe, a high-end urbanization zone rapidly built upon a dumping ground with no prior water infrastructure, as a pillar of the local and even national economy.
Her arc is ultimately tragic: Even Dunbar, a pillar of righteousness and honor -- her go-to uniform for much of the season is literally a white suit -- is eventually pulled down into Frank's muck and mire.
