Even so, head of English Deane Marwa admits she was apprehensive.
Even so, head-to-head results are more likely to be the decider – Lazio drew their first meeting with Udinese this season – and in any case the prospect of Edy Reja's side being in position for such considerations to matter seems increasingly unlikely.
Even so, many headed to the exit contemplating if they could afford a ticket for Saturday night's show.
This month officials are to get their first pay rises in nearly a decade; even so, many are heading for the door.
"Even so, our heads are in the same space.
Even so, the head of the organization's Arctic oil campaign, Ben Ayliffe, said the seizure was unprecedented.
Even so, the head of any channel that promises a balanced news report shouldn't be doing double duty as an adviser to the president.
Even so Keith Morgan, head of wholly owned investments at UK Financial Investments (UKFI), which looks after taxpayer stakes in bailed out banks, said he was "pleased" with the outcome.
Even so, his head of a pretty young Italian woman manages to make Eakins seem officiously naturalistic with his study of the old, homely Mrs. Stokes, whose pince-nez hang on a cord around her neck.
Even so, Michael Wistow, head of tax at Berwin Leighton Paisner, said: "The City will be disappointed that banks have been singled out for higher taxes at a time when the other industries are benefiting from reductions in their tax rates".
Even so, the head of the doctors' association in Germany wants to introduce a requirement that foreign doctors from outside the European Union must pass a written exam equivalent to that taken by German medical students, amid concerns that too many foreigners are producing fake medical qualifications from their home countries.
