Sentence examples for even if not always from inspiring English sources

But about half of families did volunteer for charities, even if not always Jewish ones.

The 20 missions run by the EU are valuable experiences, even if not always efficient or visible.

But the French also understand that their military limitations are real, and they are far better off acting with others, even if not always with Washington.

Unlike most of his fellow Republicans, he at least is making an effort to meet with the other side of the aisle, even if not always successfully.

"Beautiful Surprise" is her first album of new material in six years, and it's wisely out of step with her surroundings, even if not always successfully so.

"I think that in the history of the church, a lot has changed, even if not always voluntarily," Father Schüller said.

So are the bonds that form, even if they're not always sustainable.

The system, in other words, can work, even if it does not always do so.

Priests and rabbis know the boundaries, even if some do not always respect them.

Many such plans have proven effective at curbing costs, even if they are not always popular.

"This fact is beyond question today, even if it is not always beyond denial".