Sentence examples for even if mainly from inspiring English sources
It was—even if mainly in theory three score and ten in Biblical times, and it isn't much more now.
The damage resulting from malicious cyberactivities, such as theft of personal data or intellectual property, is enormous, even if mainly economic for now.
His statement called for a settlement based on 1967 borders, a negotiating framework of "land for peace", and an end to settlement-building and violence against civilians.Such input from China, even if mainly symbolic, is probably more pleasing to Mr Abbas than to Mr Netanyahu.
Crucial to many women's successfully balancing work and personal life are: (1) Keep up friendships, even if mainly by phone; a support network to giggle with and bounce problems off makes life a lot less burdensome.
The assistance in rehabilitating the cold-chain and EPI is a case in point – very valuable, even if mainly involving supply.
On the one hand, the ASAP data are of heterogeneous populations of cells and not of individuals (even if mainly one set of growth conditions was used) whilst, on the other hand, the similar pattern of outgoing degrees of connectivity observed in architecture by others and in mRNA abundances by us here might be coincidental.
For instance, a user who mainly calls and sporadically texts belongs to V c ∩V s, even if she/he mainly is a caller.
Even if Jon Huntsman mainly sees support for science as a means of getting elected, isn't it valuable to have someone on that stage, calling out extremes, if only marginally courageously?" Well, let's allow Huntsman some credit for identifying some very real "intellectual blind spots".
On Tuesday, via a statement delivered to the press, Walsh made good on that request -- even if he mainly reiterated what he already made quite clear: That he will push for Illinois to no longer carry the distinction of being the only U.S. state lacking any sort of concealed carry law.
I can't bring myself to loathe it, even if it's mainly about "fat birds", fannies and knobs.
She admired illustrious men and beautiful women and made monuments of both, even if the women mainly qualified by performing the role of somebody else.
