Sentence examples for even if hundreds from inspiring English sources

Even if hundreds of thousands of people apply under the point system, green cards will be awarded each year to only about 70,000 (since, as today, dependents are included).

Some analysts doubted that the official death toll would be substantially raised, even if hundreds have died.

Even if hundreds of banks collapsed, they would not threaten to bring the financial system to its knees.

Even if hundreds of additional firefighters retire this year, fire officials said they do not anticipate having much difficulty filling the ranks of the 11,000-member department.

He said that even if hundreds of patient stories pointed investigators to a particular food — say, bean sprouts — it might be impossible to prove conclusively that they are to blame.

"When a plane falls out of the sky, people notice," says Dr Fu. "But when one or two people are hurt by a medical device, or even if hundreds are hurt in different parts of the country, nobody notices".

"The Swedish sense, even if 19th century," he suggested, "is more homespun — a little drab, if you want — but it is a Nordic thing.

Mr. Trump is essentially correct, based on inspector general audits of the Social Security Administration, even if "thousands and thousands" might be an exaggeration.

Even if millions of dollars are saved, Administration officials have made it clear they would like other countries to help foot the bill.

Even if millions of Facebook accounts hadn't been hacked, people's individual accounts are hacked all the time through online trickery.

Postal codes were considered to be the same if they matched exactly; US ZIP codes were checked at the five-digit level even if nine-digit ZIP codes were available.