Sentence examples for even none at all from inspiring English sources

For cases where the statistical analysis must be performed based on very few samples, or even none at all, commonly used frequentist statistics are demonstrated to be inadequate.

But recent presidents have had more success when forced to work with slim majorities in Congress, or even none at all.

There were a higher-than-average number of writers this year who listed very few players, or even none at all.

In other words, in the states with the most severe restrictions on municipal broadband, the F.C.C. may, ironically, have less jurisdiction — or even none at all.

But Mr. Levy's selection has raised the possibility that ethnicity will be less of an issue -- perhaps even none at all -- in the search for a permanent chancellor.

Dr. David J. Kupfer, a psychiatrist at the University of Pittsburgh, has found that a major life stressor almost always precedes a first episode of depression, but that episodes recur with milder stressors, or even none at all.

The reserve is usually pegged close to (say, 10% under) the pre-sale low estimate published in the auction catalogue, though more desperate sellers may opt for a rock-bottom reserve or, even more rarely, none at all.

Whatever your faith (or even if you have none at all), seek out magic.

It is, as far as I can tell, sui generis with them, having no close counterpart even in China, and none at all in the history of Western philosophy.

To the SEC, and to the investing public, such information is better than none at all, even if it does involve making more estimates.

And a trio of chefs with only basic culinary training (or none at all) even leveraged their Dinner Lab experience to get them positions at Michelin-starred restaurants in San Francisco and Chicago.