Sentence examples for even if separate from inspiring English sources

But even if separate is not inherently unequal, it quite often results in inequalities, especially where separation occurs along lines of socioeconomic status, race and political power.

The president's statements seemed to evolve by the hour Thursday, reiterating that he would work with Democrats on shielding the thousands of "dreamers" who rely on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, while also assuring angry conservatives that the border wall remains "very important," even if separate from the latest pact.

Even if separate strata for different baseline PPD are considered, tooth-related factors other than baseline PPD are leveled out also.

We chose to analyse the data from the right and left feet separately, since they may share common analysis mechanisms in the central nervous system, even if separate.

The question of tautology may be raised as the rating of the ACIR items could be influenced by how the content items were rated and vice versa, even if separate raters were used.

Furthermore, even if separate analyses are conducted for each summary measure available, this may have undesirable consequences by: producing conflicting results; producing coherent results that would not be supported by an 'all embracing' analysis; and unlinking some comparators from the network entirely.

Capuchin monkeys (Cebus apella) share food even if separated by a mesh restraint.

In New York State, for example, a spouse, even if separated, is entitled to a third of the partner's estate.

In a nutshell: Two particles can be linked to each other even if separated by billions of light years of space and a change induced in one will affect the other.

However UN officials argue that baby hatches violate key parts of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) which says children must be able to identify their parents and even if separated from them the state has a "duty to respect the child's right to maintain personal relations with his or her parent".

Some formal participation by Serbs is considered vital to the success of the Western effort to turn Kosovo into a democratic, self-governing entity where all ethnic groups can live peacefully -- even if separated into enclaves behind barbed wire and guarded by foreign peacekeepers.