Sentence examples for even for the present from inspiring English sources

In his response Solzhenitsyn regretted that he must deny himself the artistic satisfaction of working with the short form; his remaining years would be insufficient, he feared, even for the present project.

Information regarding these particular processes, however, is incomplete even for the present atmosphere, and there is almost no direct evidence regarding atmospheric constituents and their rates of supply and consumption in the past.

In a highly inclined orbit, the perturbation it exerts on the neighbouring satellites of Neptune cannot be ignored even for the present scenario.

What makes the ketubah boom among non-Jews more striking is that even for Jews the present concept of a ketubah — simultaneously a work of fine art and a religious document — took centuries to develop and spread.

Moreover, the analysis revealed differences in the topology of binding between nicotine, sulfoxaflor (1), flupyradifurone (3), and the two neonicotinoids (i.e., 2 and 4) even for the interactions present in all binding motives, which thus principally supports the classification of these group 4 compounds into four distinct chemical subgroups within the IRAC MoA classification scheme.

"It was not even so much for the present generation as it was for future generations.

How Uncle Brian brought up the affair at Christmas dinner; how Mel's dad had neglected to even thank Mel for the present she'd spent months thinking about; how Lucy's dad took it upon himself to permit her young kids so much chocolate they'd orbited the Christmas tree for days.

"It also shows that the peak of net migration was almost 275,000 a year, making it even more difficult for the present government to get the numbers down to the tens of thousands".

Even more important for the present study, it has been shown that pre-stimulus PHC activity predicts memory for scenes (Turk-Browne et al., 2006) and words (Otten et al., 2006; Wagner et al., 1998), i.e. greater pre-stimulus activity is associated with better memory.

The study by Cappelletti et al. [ 29] mentioned above is even more important for the present study in another respect: The authors aimed at dissociating IPS activation due to response selection processing from magnitude-related activation by partialling out effects of response time before evaluating activation differences between numerical and non-numerical conditions.

"Sleep in humans has evolved far more sophisticated functions for our cortex than that for the mouse, even though the present findings may well be true for us," he said.