Sentence examples for even a much from inspiring English sources
Manchester would have been a hard act to follow for even a much more seasoned writer.
No investors said the fall necessarily foreshadowed a recession, or even a much deeper plunge.
As a piece of journalism, it didn't make the world a better place, or even a much more interesting one.
But even a much smaller volume would represent a huge shift in the way that work in these industries is organised.
A grand jury is less likely to deliver an indictment — even a much deserved one — if a prosecutor doesn't ask for it.
But even a much subtler change can still bring out anxieties grounded in all of the beliefs we've long held about each other.
SPECTACULAR fireworks (see photos); just-in-time construction; even a much-derided mascot.
Even a much-aired oil bill, meant to convince the Sunnis that they will get a fair share of oil wealth, is stuck.
These were deep waters: what if someone wants to marry their sister, or their father, or even a much-loved sheep, and claimed religious faith?
Even a much-lauded education program begun by the World Bank two years ago, the Fast Track Initiative, remains woefully underfinanced.
Even a much-diminished third force could continue to hold the balance of power in a country where, because of the rise of small parties, both Labour and Tories might struggle to govern on their own.
