Sentence examples for even major ones from inspiring English sources

Sarah Whatmore, professor of environment and public policy at Oxford university, who has led studies on flood defences, said some of these – even major ones such as the barriers on the Thames in London and in York – might need to be re-thought in the era of climate change.

But choreographers, even major ones, need little encouragement to rework dances for these spaces.

Those are still relatively small returns, but they offer some encouragement in a marketplace in which most players, even major ones like Pandora and Spotify, are not profitable.

At the same time it shows no Palestinian place-names or urban centres, not even major ones like Gaza City, Khan Yunis or Nablus.

But if movement politics disdains nuance, its insistence on "core" principles lends steel to its adherents, who are inclined to regard all defeats, even major ones, as temporary setbacks.

Mr. Ochs and others made the point that no one in Chelsea had died from flooding since 1944, and residents have a can-do attitude toward inconveniences, even major ones like this.

But even more major ones are coming, including edX's plans to start open-sourcing its platform in the next few months, which could allow even more universities to post online courses, and software programmers around the world to experiment with customized interfaces.

This is because we cannot be certain that the risk factors we have chosen are the only, or even the major, ones involved in the development of cancer.

How many people care who becomes deputy mayor of another city, even a major one?

But is that the only reason to get an education -- or even the major one?

But in the increasingly competitive underground smartphone trade, shutting down one operation -- even a major one -- left plenty of others waiting in the wings, Baldinger added.