Sentence examples for even point to from inspiring English sources

Commanders can't even point to a clear-cut success in Marja.

Some even point to the fact that there are women members of the group.

Many would even point to Johnson's casual use of "hell" as proof; Christian swear words once packed a mighty punch, but now belong to the mild tier.

In fact, the government can even point to the existence of these financially teetering independent media enterprises as proof that the market for independent media is small.

And in some cases, they could even point to doubts expressed long before HP's shock writedown – and even before the takeover was completed.

They have proved to be politically resilient and flexible and have demonstrated a vitality and dynamism that may even point to something of a nationalist revival.

Since 1987, when Mr. Brown became president, John Hancock's assets under management have grown more than 270percentt and operating income grew from a near break-even point to a record $570 million as of Sept. 30.

For the current quarter, the company expects revenue of $1.6 billion to $1.7 billion, with earnings ranging from the break-even point to a loss of 10 cents a share.

The San Jose, Calif.-based firm said the range for the quarter should be between the break-even point to a net income of 1 cent a share.

Call buyers at this strike price profit only if NFLX shares rally above the average break-even point to the upside at $122.48 by June expiration.

Investors long the calls are positioned to profit should shares of the underlying stock exceed the average break-even point to the upside at $13.46 by expiration day.