Sentence examples for even if it's less from inspiring English sources

His rendition is more entertaining than Avner Cohen's seminal Israel and the Bomb (1998), even if it's less cogent concerning the implications of the Israeli atomic project.

"I feel safer working from home even if it's less money," she says.

"I think we'll manage more screenings than Star Wars, even if it's less actual cinemas.

For those reasons, his allies see few benefits to opposing the Senate repeal bill even if it's less than ideal.

"They'll typically buy something at auction to save money, even if it's less efficient," Mr. Slosberg said.

High-speed rail, even if it's less than perfect, will be an important contribution to the environmental and economic future of the state.

The Romney campaign's haul, even if it is less than that raised by the Obama campaign, represents an important milestone.

Goldman seems to have chosen dumb but decent, which is probably the smart narrative to get back in the establishment's good graces, even if it is less accurate.

The Faith and Freedom Coalition's two-day conference showed that the religious right still plays a major role in the nominating process, even if it is less organized than during the Christian Coalition's heyday.

The result signals an adjustment to the theatrical ecosystem that would make Jeremy Herrin's revival something of an occasion even if it were less finely tuned than it is.

That should be good for the litigants, even if it is less lucrative for the lawyers.