Sentence examples for even now at a from inspiring English sources

It does so even now, at a time of almost stifling specialization.

Even now, at a sort of middle point, the confirmation process is still likely to be very loud and very mendacious.

Even now, at a sufficiently high voltage, it is cheaper than AC for transmitting large blocks of power over long distances.

But even now, at a moment when the public is fully aware that the law is running into serious implementation problems, that just isn't proving to be the case.

Call it a transit sample sale: even now, at $1.75 a ride, PATH is emerging as an increasingly desirable alternative to the subway, with its $2.25 one-way ticket, for a lucky subset of Manhattanites who happen to live along its small but unique diagonal route.

Even now, at the movies or a Broadway show, I automatically check for that red exit glow.

Even now, at 27, he feels a kind of dislocation, said James (Poo) Johnson, executive director of the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Hampton Roads and a longtime Iverson mentor.

The great importance still attached by the Russian peasant to agnatism, that is to relationship on the father's side, is shown by the part which ancestor worship plays even now at the celebration of a country wedding.

Even now, at the start of a decommissioning operation that is expected to last 40 years, the plant faces a shortage of workers qualified to manage the dangerous work that lies ahead.

Picking Indiana to win is considered crazy -- even now at the end of a tournament in which the Hoosiers have climbed every mountain, forded every stream: Utah, North Carolina-Wilmington, Duke, Kent State, Oklahoma.

Yet even now, at 62, Mr. Piano, a good-natured Italian, seemed amazed that France allowed two young foreigners -- he was 33 and his British partner was 37 -- to challenge the sober 18th-century stone facades of eastern Paris with an immense metallic structure variously described (by its critics) as a refinery or an ocean liner and (by its architects) as "a Jules Verne spaceship that can't fly".