Sentence examples for even if established from inspiring English sources
To people who share this faith, he writes, "wars that defend these principles" can be right "even if established international law says they are wrong".
And since analogical arguments are a type of induction (see the entry on analogy and analogical reasoning), the conclusion even if established would be established only to some, perhaps insignificant, degree of probability.
However, even if established as reliable and valid, "non-refugee" instruments are limited to Western conceptualization of mental disorders and may still not accurately reflect full range of symptoms, their meaning and perceived distress in "non-Western" cultures [ 96].
This result could indicate that the other dimensions of the SF-36 are less valid as measures of changes in mental health of PD patients, or alternatively that most aspects of QoL measured by the SF-36 do not change in PD patients even if established psychiatric measures do.
Ms. Burch said she would be against the tolls even if establishing them would help keep transit fares lower.
Further, I question what damage was being sustained by [Sports Direct] even if it established the breaches.
"Even if plaintiffs established that they are similar to skiers and have been treated differently, they have failed to show that the federal defendants' treatment of them was irrational," Forest Service lawyers wrote.
Even if newly established private enterprises employed party members, such people often neglected to organise cells and fell out of touch with the party itself.Party rules require a cell in any enterprise with three or more party members.
The challenge will be getting to the starting line, but new players still might have some advantages over legacy automakers when it comes to electric, even if the established brands are accelerating their EV plans.
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What this probably means is that even if the established religions disappeared tomorrow, we'd still have some sort of replacement, whether that was atheist "Churches", Queens Park Rangers, or the Gamergate hashtag.
