Sentence examples for even if it stems from inspiring English sources
But Ms. Otnes said it was not clear which came first — the entrepreneurs or the grooms-to-be — or even if it stems from men or women.
In such a grim series, there sometimes need to be a little bit of fun, even if it stems from something that is so completely rage-fueled.
Britain's support, underlined by Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday, is also significant, even if it stems more from a desire to distance Britain from the problems of the euro zone than from any solidarity with the single currency club.
Emboldened by private polling and focus groups that show the president is incredibly popular with the base, GOP candidates are stepping up attacks on their rivals over any daylight they've shown with Trump, even if it stemmed from his personal conduct toward women or apostasy on traditional conservative orthodoxy.
Mrs Marsh is right in that even if it is proved that the stem-cell treatment really works it will be a long time before any treatment might be widely available.
Furthermore it shows that even if a stem cell acquires a mutation, there is a high chance that the cell will be lost, even if it has an advantage on the stem cell fitness.
President Bush probably will not reverse his position on stem cell research, even if it is mostly symbolic (embryos, after all, are destroyed every day in reproductive clinics perhaps some White House press corps member would ask the president about this someday).
Even if it were working perfectly, the stimulus would not come close to stemming the cascade of joblessness unleashed by this megarecession.
Even if the wrongness stems directly from the unnaturalness, this leaves open the possibility that something unnatural could be justified by sufficiently strong countervailing considerations, such as those provided by medical benefit or scientific knowledge.
The rules permit losses stemming from theft to be deducted in the year in which the loss is discovered by the investor, even if it took place earlier.
