Sentence examples for even if not very from inspiring English sources

Even if not very potent, a simple class of anti-PR agents, with a facile synthetic pathway was discovered.

I pole-vaulted for Cambridge (no one ever believes that, but I did, even if not very well).

But infiltrating the United States, ah yes, going back to what they did best for so long, now that's personally rewarding, even if not very useful.

"The danger he posed was in his ability, even if not very public, to privately educate and open the lid on how the Party functions inside," he added.

It is also the case that many poor London households are getting poorer and cutting back on other things in order to avoid the anxiety that comes with moving home, even if not very far.

The cosmic variance, even if not very plausible, as the cause of the total effect should also be taken into account.

The operating system even looks the same, if not very, very similar.

"I was certainly a little racist as a teenager, even if not a very committed one," he recalled in a prolonged mea culpa that – in its ripe Twainian vocabulary alone – would be pretty much unpublishable today.

We used single nearest neighbour matching with no replacement (a single participant could not be selected multiple times) and no caliper (the closest match was selected, even if not a very close match), to match patients in the varenicline cohort to those receiving nicotine replacement therapy (using Stata command psmatch2).

Whereas the mean of the POR during fixations does not vary systematically across tasks, the within-fixation variation ∑ does, even if not by very much (the explained variance equals.05 for the x-direction, and.08 for the y-direction, see Table  4).

Since then, the yield curve has remained relatively steep, reflecting expectations that inflation, growth and interest rates will be higher in the future, even if not in the very near term.