Sentence examples for even if better from inspiring English sources

During exit interviews, staff tell managers they would not stay even if better wages were available.

Even if better activities were obtained by doping the hexaaluminate samples by Pd, the Pd/BaAl12O19 strongly deactivated, as it was previously observed for the reference catalyst.

But even if better vaccines are developed, that doesn't mean research on treatment — including his protocol — should end, says Willoughby. "You always need a plan B," he says.

Even if better isntitutions provide a cushion against displacement, they note, there's something to be said for the dignity of gainful employment.

Even if Better Place can build its networks, say others, it will not be profitable for years because the infrastructure is so expensive (its battery-swapping stations cost $500,000 each).

Paul Farmer, chief executive of the charity Mind and also the chair of NHS England's mental health taskforce, said that even if better reporting partly explained the rises, "the figures give us real cause for concern".

Even if that better future is often an illusion, optimism has clear benefits in the present.

An album of two halves – even if its better one is something of a grab-bag of club cuts.

Including evidence that is likely to be biased, even if no better evidence exists, may lead to biased conclusions.

They were not going to go without chess, even if their betters did.

So this is food that is better ecologically even if it is not better nutritionally.