"even by being" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to emphasize the significance or difficulty of a certain action or quality. Example: Even by being the youngest member of the team, Sarah's leadership skills impressed everyone during the project.
Clearly critics on newspapers such as the Guardian have some taste-making effect: our preferences are given legitimacy, status even, by being regularly expressed here.
"Most people have to train for a minimum of 10, sometimes 15 years, to reach mastery, but even by being committed for one year there has been a very big change in Sam's ability level and this is because the human brain is very adaptable".
Then there are things like peer pressure: some kids want to act tough and impress their friends, or just go along with what their friends are doing, and even by being present when the fire was started, they may not realise that if they didn't do anything to stop it they're guilty by association, and if a group of people start a fire someone could be arrested just for being there".
It seems that if you force yourself to smile, let's say, ten times a day, in few weeks you'll finish by smiling naturally and even by being happy.
By completing your chores quickly and without complaint and perhaps even by being willing to do more chores you are showing your parents that you take your responsibilities seriously and that you care about helping out.
You need to surround yourself with people who will not judge you based on episodes, and who understand that you, even by being on this wikiHow page, are trying to help yourself.
They can do even better by being explicit.
He is definitely a "so-called popular" painter: even passers-by are deeply affected.
By being even more luminous.
Trumpkins are certain that getting rich (even by inheritance) is evidence of competence and smarts.
His great virtue, acknowledged even by republicans, is to have forced a transformation to democracy.
