Sentence examples for even if defining from inspiring English sources

In the end, illegal speech may be the driving force that catalyzes a substantial change to Facebook's moderating processes — by providing harder red lines where it feels forced to act (even if defining what constitutes illegal speech in a particular region vs what is merely abusive and/or offensive entails another judgement challenge).

Social-technical approaches favor a central role of the users throughout the development process, even if defining how to involve these users is not easy [ 56].

(A ) A limited number of REST-occupied sites are associated with domains of H3K27me3 enrichment in ESCs, even if defined more broadly (+/− 1 kb).

Even if we define curation as selecting and arranging, this won't be left solely to algorithms.

Even if you define effectiveness very broadly, it's far from the only consideration in choosing a charity.

But China would need considerable political courage to stop insisting (even temporarily) that Taiwan accept it is part of China (even if loosely defined).

2. Domestic gun owners kill more Americans each year than terrorists have in total since 2000 (even if you define all American fatalities in Iraq as related to terrorism).

Talks between Iran and six world powers over its nuclear program resume on Tuesday after a break of eight months, but there is a general atmosphere of gloom about their prospects for success, even if narrowly defined.

At the beginning of the modern world, the idea of utopia was more of a theologically-based critique of politics than a political theory, even if it defined the organization of a perfect state with maniacal attention to detail.

You can tweak the definitions, but even if you define "small" as fewer than 500 people (as the federal government does, basically), you still find that half the work force is employed by large businesses.

ALMATY, Kazakhstan — Talks between Iran and six world powers over its nuclear program resume here on Tuesday after a break of eight months, but there is a general atmosphere of gloom about their prospects for success, even if narrowly defined.