Sentence examples for even if largely from inspiring English sources

Large amounts of criticism, even if largely positive, can be overwhelming to someone not used to it.

In the 12 years since homosexuality was decriminalized in China, there has been an unmistakable blossoming of gay life, even if largely underground.

Its disinclination to evaluate the appropriateness of legal concepts and criminal offences developed in the pre-Twitter era is disappointing, even if largely to be expected.

An uptick in Venezuela's economy, even if largely insignificant, could prove politically useful in helping the government claim it has restored order.

Certainly the way that Jesus "makes sense" as a man, even if largely dramatized rather than just recorded, as central to his mystique, to use a funny word for it.

Though such topics are less provocative these days, the annual X-Show, which is in its ninth year, might still be a bit edgy, even if largely subdued by the standards of such events in the West.

Even if the largely similar GMC Sierra's sales of 157,185 were lumped together with Silverado's numbers, Ford still leads by about 70,000 units.

Second, institutions of codetermination may resist any rent reduction (even if rents largely accrue to male workers).

Even if still largely incomplete, this binding site information creates for the first time a volume of data large enough to use for investigating possible combinatorial patterns of interactions by using machine learning techniques.

They will also have to be wary of antitrust watchdogs, even if they have largely avoided them hitherto.

In India, agriculture has always been an important topic, even if methods remain largely outdated and manual.