Sentence examples for established even if from inspiring English sources

The blacklist was firmly established – even if no one could find a document to confirm it.

What Copenhagen has established, even if the final agreement fudges and procrastinates, is that a new force is at work in international diplomacy.

If, however, it is ultimately ruled that the tribunal can hear the case, employment rights for priests will be established even if Lawson loses his personal application for unfair dismissal.

Contact is established, even if it is only on an imaginary level'.

When the maximum number of layers is established, even if too many songs are clustered in the same layer, we do not add another layer.

A major issue that directly arises from the difference in resolution is that a pixel-to-pixel correspondence between the two images cannot be established even if the FOVs fully overlap.

At this stage the stand conditions are such that shade-intolerant invader plant species cannot establish, even if they are present in small numbers in the understorey.

Why does Rickettsia establish (even if for only one generation) in the Eretmocerus adults, whereas it appears to be completely excreted by the Encarsia?

They also argue that when people have established little common ground, even if they have met in person or using high bandwidth channels, there will be low communication productivity regardless of the communication channel.

That bare list of emperors obscures the family conflicts that often imperiled the succession, but gradually the principle was established that, even if brothers ruled as coemperors, the senior's authority would prevail.

From Benjy Disraeli and Bulwer Lytton to today's Currie and Widdecombe, the role of the statesman as literary superstar has long been firmly established here, even if none of these, all the critics agree, is quite up to the class of Saddam Hussein.