Sentence examples for even if striking from inspiring English sources

Grammy organizers said the show would proceed even if striking writers picket the ceremony, held at the Staples Center arena here.

Even if striking exceptions to this standard are known [ 4- 10], most differences among animal mtDNAs involve gene content and arrangement.

The first result is Vicky Graham's production of a new comedy by Ben Ockrent that raises a lot of laughs, even if struck me as a single-issue play.

And then there was the apparently stabilizing influence of MAD, the military theory of mutual assured destruction that has endured as one of the few brilliantly simple formulas of nuclear strategy: If nuclear powers have assured retaliatory capability and can annihilate each other even if struck first, then no one will dare attack another; it would be literally suicidal to do so.

"Even if he strikes out, it might take seven or eight pitches to do it, and everyone else is watching those pitches.

So even if Bay struck out, the chances were high that Pagan would still land safely at second.

And even if Israel strikes, Iran is still likely to acquire nuclear weapons eventually and would then be even more inclined to use them.

The firm did not say whether it would consider downgrading the country even if Congress strikes a last-minute deal, as Standard & Poor's did in 2011.

Even if leaders strike a deal, there may be further battles ahead with the European Parliament, which has the power to veto the overall budget.

A thoughtful memorandum — even if it struck many readers as an ill-conceived assessment of, if not attack on, Google's diversity efforts — isn't indecent.

Several U.S. Supreme Court justices suggested they may leave much of President Barack Obama's health-care law intact even if they strike down its core requirement that Americans buy insurance.