Sentence examples for even, however from inspiring English sources

If the playing field is basically even, however, many brokers say letters can be very effective.

Outrage at injustice implies that a more just social order is possible, implies a social hope, and an engagement even – however wary – with the Authorised Version.

The event failed to break even, however, and consequently Gabriel reunited with former Genesis bandmates, both to pay off debts and to raise money for the cause.

Mr. Sherry's solo turn, in Mr. Babbitt's score, highlighted one of his strengths: namely, his way of using his solid technique and rich tone to make a rhythmically and structurally complex work seem straightforward, comprehensible and even (however fleetingly) lyrical.

His calculation of what constitutes breaking even, however, does not include servicing the debt of the school's newly opened 45,000-seat "Bright House Networks Stadium," which cost $54 million to build.

If the EU were more dynamic and effective – if it got its act together on common energy policy or with a shared global strategy for European universities, or even, however improbably, on defence or economic policy – then the current sense of Eurolassitude might be lessened.

The laser and the targets were made; fusion "break-even", however, was not.

The talk all evening, however, is only about liquors of every sort.

The negative effect on the probability to achieve profit break-even, however, remains statistically significant.

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This particular evening, however, is something of a non-event.