Sentence examples for and frequently not even from inspiring English sources

As the authors remark, villages do not have movie theatres, concert halls, places to sit and watch interesting strangers go by and frequently not even a lot of work.

Students never believe this in September, and frequently not even in January, but this is all going to work out.

Experience suggests that policy-making is typically devoid of scientific evidence and frequently not even supported by anecdotal evidence [ 22].

However, systematic relations between modality and aspect, which according to Abraham and Leiss (2008) are frequently not even established in well-studied languages, have hitherto not found much interest in diachronic and synchronic studies of Chinese.

Even in a distributed computing environment this phase is often demoted to a secondary aspect in the computation and treated with offline postprocessing tools, frequently not even disclosed in performance results.

It's frequently not even the train company's fault; for example, if someone has been hit by a train or if a driver has been taken ill.

Sometimes this has been done well, but frequently not, even though how things are designed can have significant implications for sustainability.

Also, under the current framework conditions, electricity consumers only respond to short-term changes in price signals of electricity scarcity to a limited degree, especially since such changes are frequently not even passed on to the end-user.

But for both of them, the glass was frequently not even half full, in fact, there was no glass!

As a result, lawmakers who have no idea what bill is up for consideration -- and who are often not even in the chamber -- frequently end up voting yes, particularly during that June rush.

However, the associated uncertainty is frequently not available even though it has a significant impact on hydrological modelling.