Sentence examples for even because it has from inspiring English sources

The computer era the age of the microchip, which I term the Microcosm is ending not because it has failed or even because it has been fulfilled but because the Microcosm itself has given birth to a new era.

It's not because it has taken away hundreds of hours I could have spent with my family (or TV) - and not even because it has left my house an utter mess, especially in light of a flood.

But that antibiotic has been banned for use in animal husbandry in the United States, Europe, Japan, and even China, because it has caused cancer in laboratory rats.

In Yunheshe, a former construction worker named Li Tengwei, 37, says the village of Shebiye does even better because it has a larger dairy operation.

"I appreciate the game even more, because it has a certain finality to it," he said.

Each new KFC campaign stands out even more because it has a different actor playing the part, like George Hamilton as the Extra Crispy Colonel Sanders".

"How to Get Away with Murder" had a promising pilot, even though (or because) it has its own nutso plot twists — like "Scandal," it's more opera than indie.

But we can't even see it because it has been obliterated by the bloodshed of the Iraq war.

In Ms. Dulaney's case, the works' overall airiness is even more compelling, because it has to compete with the distraction and win out over it.

This one is even more serious because it has happened in a three-of-five-game division series, leaving them absolutely no leeway.

The number of missing has fluctuated even more, mainly because it has been so difficult to communicate, at least in the first days after the tornadoes, before power started to come back all over the state.