Sentence examples for becomes even for from inspiring English sources

Identifying borrowings with help of these techniques requires expert knowledge of the languages under investigation, and the deeper one goes back in time, the harder it becomes even for the experts, since the available phonological information may be lost.

As well as civilians, a French pilot was killed after Islamists downed his combat helicopter, a sign perhaps of how dangerous the terrain has become even for trained, special forces.

The handwringing of the phrase "we need more women in … " (politics, technology, football, FTSE 100 companies) has become, even for women, a bit of a turn-off, with its suggestion that women are primarily a problem to be solved.

But in this miserable litany of broken promises and what has become, even for cynics, a shocking embrace of right-wing policies, let us not forget the domestic agenda.

That tone doesn't exist in most typed text so what becomes harder for people becomes even harder for machines.

Another victory for Saracens, however, and their English core becomes even harder for Jones to ignore.

The difference becomes even higher for a large number of nodes, where DCRP overcomes HWMP in up to 73%%.

The lifetime difference between CTD and NTD becomes even greater for trans-SNARE complexes bridging two membranes.

However, it is generally very difficult to succeed with a thorough mathematical analysis of a given computational model, and this becomes even harder for larger models.

Meeting these recommendations becomes even more challenging for wildlife when selection criteria for appropriate control samples are considered.

The turf at Fontwell Park racecourse, already heavy in places, becomes even more testing for the horses.