The phrase "are even left" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something remains or is still available after a certain point or action.
Example: "After the sale, only a few items are even left on the shelves."
Alternatives: "are still remaining" or "are still available".
Few dairy farms are even left in the Southeast.
In turn, some of the salon's participants are finding it hard to accept some of the consequences of their success and are even left with the feeling that they are subsidizing rivals.
And what happens when abusive governments wanting to convince the world that everything is under control ask international agencies to distribute aid inside a troubled territory, not outside its borders, so that those who have fled, but are living in despairing deprivation will be lured back to homes that are not safe -- if those homes are even left standing?
Of course, there are some who are abandoned by their own families and some are even left to roam the streets," said Quilicol.
Of course, there are some who are abandoned by their own families, and some are even left to roam the streets," said Quilicol.
Do this as a way to keep the conversation moving ("So where did you live before you moved here?") and as a way of letting him know that you're actively listening ("You said you didn't like action movies. What kind of movies are even left for a guy to like?").
Several senior advisers to the Iraqi ministries are even leaving the country before the June 30 ceremonies because they say their work is done.
Some smuggled Chinese are even leaving America as soon as they pay their debts, and without gaining permanent residency, because they want a less stressful life at home.
One kitten was even left in a mailbox in Boston.Looking after these pets is becoming more challenging because many shelters rely on government money and have seen their funding cut.
Some were even left in the hole after they were cleared for reentry back into the prison population.
Many of Huntsman's ideas were even left out of Dodd-Frank, the financial legislation President Barack Obama signed into law in the summer of 2010.
