Sentence examples for even if soon from inspiring English sources

He would have joyfully welcomed Barack Obama's election as, among other things, a vindication of his own hopes for progress toward racial equality — even if, soon enough, he might have been heard to harrumph that the new President was letting health-care reform get in the way of a full-on Keynesian attack on unemployment.

Even if soon after the initial insult the intensity of the inflammatory response reaches its peak, there is a persistent inflammation associated with altered immune status in surviving patients [ 45].

Even if the "soon or never" trajectory takes a little more time than the writer might hope.

My own view is that, even if we soon have near-universal broadband access, the switch from live to on-demand mainstream viewing, if it ever happens, will be well past the year 2020.

He and his colleagues concluded that it's likely too late for many lizard species to avoid extinction, even if governments soon managed to drastically reduce carbon emissions.

Even if finalized soon, those rules, along with other CFPB regulations that have already taken effect, could be rewritten under a new leader.

Even if your soon to be ex offers you a deal that seems great, do not agree until you have had time to understand your rights and weigh all of your options.

Sure, in the future, the whole Libyan Revolution could become sidetracked in any number of ways -- just because they've taken Tripoli (and even if they soon capture Ghaddafi), it doesn't mean that they're going to successfully make the transition to a modern democratic state.

This felt appropriate for an overture called "Sunrise," even if the mood soon gathered density, growing fretful and intense.

Even if he departs soon, he has left his mark, said Tim Samuelson, the City of Chicago's official cultural historian.

Even if Mr. Yang soon wins his freedom, his surprise detention is an embarrassing turn of events for Pyongyang.