Sentence examples for be at an even from inspiring English sources

With Rodriguez out, pitching will be at an even greater premium for the Yankees, who enjoyed another superlative performance from Sabathia on Sunday.

Private-sector led development will be her calling card, and collaborations between NGOs and the private sector will be at an even greater premium.

Number to watch: 16 The Giants' defense has recorded 16 quarterback hits in two games this season (to go with six 6 sacks), and pressure in the backfield will be at an even greater premium in Week 3 against Michael Vick.

Cheri Lewis-Fontanez and her husband, David, learned that their 15-month-old son might be at an even greater risk, since the amount of lead discovered near the windows of their apartment nearby was more than 28 times greater than the safety threshold.

Developing countries, who did not significantly contribute to the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, will now be at an even greater disadvantage when it comes to dealing with the effects of climate change.

Therefore, if preterm babies are left asleep in a car seat they are likely to be at an even greater risk for the occurrence of cardio-respiratory symptoms and ensuing episodes of oxygen desaturation.

For me, I think he was at an even keel".

Politics was at an "even lower ebb" as a result of tonight's vote, he said.

This is at an even higher level than I expected to start".

He says politics was at a "low ebb" before tonight and now it's at an even lower ebb.

Mr. Alfonsín arrived on the scene in 1982, when Argentines' self-esteem was at an even lower ebb.