Sentence examples for even as it progresses from inspiring English sources

Hearing it is probably the best part about the formulaic "Drenched," which maintains a static quality even as it progresses like clockwork, or a dripping faucet, from one scene to the next.

That's an ongoing process, evolving even as it progresses.

Yet, even as it progresses to the clinic, much remains to be understood about this technology.

With a confrontational opening question that stunned his guest into a temporary (and uncharacteristic) silence ("What is wrong with you?"), Mr. O'Donnell seemed more shrink than journalist, and created seven minutes of TV gold that became even weirder as it progressed.

Irene, which achieved gusts of up to 128mph on Thursday, is forecast to maintain or even increase its intensity as it progresses.

This strategy, illustrated in Figure 3, produces victory after victory for the Republican Party even as it sacrifices "some progress with white voters".

It was the latest blow to the city, a former industrial and manufacturing center of about 135,000 that has struggled to cope with poverty, crime and a history of political corruption even as it made some progress with sports stadiums and downtown developments.

Later in the night, a tone-deaf joke involving three Asian children would be just one of several instances in which the Oscars would drop the ball on so-called diversity, even as it took steps toward progress. .

Critics of the arrangement have complained that the country has not made sufficient progress in doing so, even as it struggles with its own internal Taliban insurgency.

Indeed, foreign human-rights monitoring groups give warning that China's government often points to the existence of such paper agreements as proof of progress, even as it brazenly flouts their terms.

The NAO findings highlighted that the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) lacked basic powers to monitor publicly funded students' attendance and their progress, even as it relaxed the purse strings to fund private sector growth.