Sentence examples for but even including from inspiring English sources

But even including Turbo's box office, the session just ended is pretty feeble.

But even including snippets of the original Michel Legrand score, it will be no one's idea of a classic.

But even including disappearances, the death toll is much lower than it used to be.Crimes such as extortion and armed robbery remain rampant.

But even including humbler accommodation, London's West End still has the world's most expensive office space, according to Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), a consultancy.

But even including the losses this month, one of the worst Decembers for stocks since the 1930s, investors are way up compared with a decade ago.

Darwin's fellow evolutionist Herbert Spencer defined altruism in physical terms – generally as any action that benefited another organism at some cost to the self – but even including mere physical division and loss of matter in very simple organisms.

The song not only calls out British politicians at the time but even includes a section decrying estate taxes.

Mr. Gore's approach "not only continues the path toward making America debt-free, but even includes a $300 billion surplus reserve to ensure we get there even if unexpected emergencies or contingencies occur," Mr. Sperling said.

The only time I've actually done this in public was at Harvard's Pi Day celebration in 2005, where my recitation was not just slow but even included a wrong digit about two-thirds of the way through (perhaps I inadvertently inverted the octave pattern in bar 33), even though I reinforced my kinesthetic memory by "air piano -ing the right hand.

Two writers this century have already tried to raise a substantial edifice on these flimsy foundations: but the biographies of Wilbur Cross and F Holmes Dudden are likely to be superseded by this new effort which not only draws on more than 40 newly discovered letters, but even includes three hitherto uncollected pictures of Fielding (not very exciting ones, it has to be said).

The multivariate analysis indicates that pain intensity was the strongest explanatory variable, followed by health related quality of life, but that even including all our variables plus age and sex explains less than 40% of the variance in the data.