Sentence examples for even collectively from inspiring English sources

Stronger than we are, even collectively.

Even collectively, it packs far less military punch than America.

Individually and even collectively, the five entries here are snacks in the Kushner canon.

Even collectively, these companies rarely seem to break into whatever national conversation exists about the art and business of the stage.

But Solzhenitsyn's literary mission, the process of giving voice to the sixty million victims of Soviet terror, went on secretly, and even collectively.

The new material is fragmentary and episodic and even collectively is not enough to present a comprehensive picture of the Soviet effort and the Anglo-American defences.

Second, even taken collectively, private universities do not operate on the same scale.

"People were scathing in their criticism of the excise tax," Mr. Nadler said, even though collectively bargained health plans would be exempt until 2018.

But according to the new math used by many telecommunications companies, key links in their fiber optic networks can be operating at or near capacity even if, collectively, the nation's fiber networks are 95percentt empty.

In other words, there must be in every society a moral element, an element of justice, which affects the behaviour of the members towards one another, even if collectively (as in Plato's case of a band of robbers) they are unjust towards non-members.

"Even though collectively we laugh about a lot of the Republican field, the fact is one of these people could emerge as a strong candidate after the primaries and will be younger and possibly a more adept politician.