Sentence examples for being done even now from inspiring English sources

This type of active promulgation of a false view of the world, that is, false consciousness, is being done even now by totalitarians and totalitarian wanna-be's around the world, from Vladimir Putin in Russia, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Egypt, Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Turkey, Rodrigo Duterte in the Philippines.

But it can be done even now.

Yet, as our special report shows, a lot can be done even now.

Little can be done even now that the cause is nearly certain, marine scientists said.

"But the likely cuts are contrary to what other countries are doing, even now in these hard economic times.

Some young, unwise leaders will try, as many of them are doing even now, to rearrange the deck chairs, hoping against hope that their resistance will keep the Titanic from sinking.

In fact Berlusconi is doing even less now than he was five years ago.

Del Negro, who guided the Clippers to a 40-26 record last season in his second year as the coach, and is doing even better now, is on an expiring contract.

But China's insistence on keeping the yuan/dollar rate fixed, even when the dollar declines, may be doing even more harm now.

His central responsibility as shadow chancellor is to convince enough voters to trust Labour with the economy, a crucial area in which it failed at the last election and, according to the current polls, is doing even more badly now.

Now Ian Thorpe is doing even better.