Sentence examples for could even be found from inspiring English sources

That is, if toilet paper could even be found in the empty supermarkets.

His strips were syndicated in hundreds of newspapers, and could even be found in the pages of New York Dada, published in 1921 by Marcel Duchamp.

The consent forms the patients signed were approved by ethics boards, which would have to approve any changes to the agreements — if the patients could even be found.

Indeed, in most cases the BBC's output will achieve its maximum impact only by entertaining its viewers and listeners," the white paper opined in 2006, though a version of the next sentence could even be found in Thursday's text.

The company, which is also known as the Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company, said that it discovered in 1998 that the chemical compound used to make many Scotchgard products, perfluorooctanyl, was pervasive; it persisted for years in the environment, and could even be found in human blood, at very low levels.

Dark matter's fingerprints could even be found on the Higgs boson, which may sometimes decay to dark matter.

In addition, most bans referred to outdated editions or obsolete laws, while some court orders could not even be found any more, he said.

Given the rather complicated saturation functions in the model, which could even be wrong (see below), I find this simple case hard to find back in the results.

Moscow resident Ulyana, who declined to give her last name, said the drug could even still be found in some kiosks.

In the initial hours after the tremor many of the badly injured died in the hospitals before they could even be treated, so medical staff found themselves with the task of having to clear away the corpses before they could tend to the living.

Therefore, the positive effect of PBL on knowledge retention we found could even be larger when the data is corrected by attrition and study duration.