"If my interpretation is bleak and grim," he writes, "and even if it overstates the case slightly, that is intentional.
Even if that overstates the immediate danger to the capital, the bloodshed raises serious questions for NATO.
Even if Burnham overstates the case a bit, there is no denying that Meyers is that rarity, a commercially viable, continuously employed woman director.
Even if he overstates his case, his "important and oddly romantic" book is "packed... with lucid observations," Richard J. Samuels wrote here in 2001.
But the pessimists have a point, even if they sometimes overstate the January magic.
So there are lots of incentives to link psychological disorders to genetic factors, even if it means overstating or blurring reality.
But, even if the play overstates its argument, it gets a splendidly pacy, fluid production from Indhu Rubasingham and is powerfully acted.
"The screenline number is as good a number as I think we have, even if it probably overstates the increase in overall cycling," Mr. Komanoff said, referring to the system used by the city to calculate bicycle ridership.
Even if that's overstating it, the struggle over network-produced data, and whether it should be commercialised, or be free for social utility, is a big question and a new one.
To quote Jorge Luis Borges on the Falklands war, 'It's a fight between two bald men over a comb.'" Even if he slightly overstates his case (there are other scholars who say he does), his point seems to me very significant and it was the point I was trying to make in my conversation with you.
Even if those numbers are overstated, the benefit cannot be shrugged off.
