Sentence examples for even if the foregoing from inspiring English sources

Note also that, even if the foregoing criticisms are legitimate, they do not impugn Lewis's analysis of what conventions are.

Even if the foregoing considerations are satisfactorily addressed, there remains a question whether blowing the whistle is obligatory or merely permissible.

Even if the simplified presentation of the foregoing parts of this article is pernicious, as Habermas might think, it seems nonetheless that the issues and distinctions they develop pertain to collective moral reasoning as well as to individual moral reasoning.

Even though the foregoing might have suggested that generation of substances is fundamental for all the other kinds of changes, in fact locomotion will have a privileged status.

Even the foregoing activities that are only restricted, rather than prohibited, may be subject to limitations imposed by law.

Some philosophers, conceding that the claimed incompatibility in the foregoing argument is too strong, contend, nevertheless, that even if the existence of God and the existence of evil should prove to be compatible, the existence (or duration, or amount, or pervasiveness) of evil provides us at the very least with compelling circumstantial evidence that God does not exist.

Would the above considerations from the foregoing section (§2.3.2) undermine Kripke's ideas here, at least, even if the considerations do not undermine Kripke's ideas about modality?

I meant be careful to keep my letters secret". If the foregoing is not clear, then what is?

If the foregoing meets with your understanding and approval please so indicate by executing this letter in duplicate and returning one of the signed duplicates to us.

If the foregoing argument is granted, then it follows that it would be our duty to maximise the placebo effect.

If the foregoing line of reasoning is correct, then the notion of a true "counterfactual of freedom" is incoherent.