Sentence examples for even rendered from inspiring English sources

There have been instances of bulls being knocked off their feet or even rendered unconscious.

"The European's beating was so complete that they even rendered Tiger Woods moot.

However, because of ignorance and unreasoning prejudice, it is not uncommon for all species in an area to be indiscriminately killed, even rendered locally extinct.

Constantine's laws in many instances extended or even rendered hereditary those enforced responsibilities, thus laying the foundations for the system of collegia, or hereditary state guilds, that was to be so noteworthy a feature of late-Roman social life.

What is giving Asian customers pause, though, is the same concern being voiced elsewhere: that a company's precious financial and customer data could be lost, stolen or even rendered temporarily inaccessible through no fault of its own.

Silk-screen excerpts from Indian architectural ornament, chair designs, and photographic images of a woman wrapped in cloth were overlaid with drawings of some of the forms in Duchamp's "The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even," rendered in slashing, ungainly brushstrokes, together with images of coils of rope, pieces of fruit, and eyes.

Two recent developments could make these conversations less awkward, or even render them moot.

In a situation as with the last tweet embeddedabove, this can even render the tweet nonsensical.

In IoT networks, congestion is a major issue that causes performance losses or may even render the network useless.

It may even render unconstitutional the SCA's standard for obtaining an order for historical CSLI under § 2703 d).

In some situations illegal arrest practices may even render a confession of the defendant inadmissible at the trial.