Even if one assumed that her client was overcharging, Ms. Burger contended: "The landlord should not be able to evict, because there was no harm to the landlord.
Even if, as Mr. Blow contends, the left "overreacts and overreaches," no one hears us anyway.
One-boxing is irrational even if one-boxers prosper.
But even if, as Boesing contends, it is the "kind of project that should sell itself", the program looks like it is hardly selling itself short.
c If you're like me, you've been wondering how the word abacus came to have so many meanings, not all of which appear to be related, even if our author contends that the connection is simple, all the items the word denotes being square.
Mr. Remis testified that he wanted photographs of the wedding, even if it ended in divorce and even if Mr. Fried contended he already had them.
Even if, as contended, the remedy given by the act for the production of books and papers and the examination of witnesses is confined to corporations and joint stock associations, and does not extend to individuals, that fact also furnishes no ground for the proposition that a denial of the equal protection of the laws thereby resulted.
Even if, as it contended, New York City schools are inefficient, eliminating waste would solve little.
For it may be that the criteria of persistence through time, for persons, differ from the criteria of persistence for (other) material objects even if, as materialists contend, a person at a time is necessarily constituted by some matter or other.
As nature documentaries became a television staple, Cousteau, who died in 1997, found it difficult to contend with all the competition, even if no one matched his idiosyncratic charm and intensity.
