Even so, Downs discovered that no adequate risk assessment to humans has been carried out, nor have the cumulative effects that chemicals designed to kill organisms might have on humans been sufficiently examined.
But even so, the lack of an adequate social safety-net means that companies will continue to find it hard to close factories and get rid of workers on a large scale.Perhaps the biggest problem for Japan is that its starting-point was so much worse than America's or Europe's, says Alexander Kinmont of Morgan Stanley.
Even so, these measures are still not adequate in the view of most climate scientists and energy experts.
Even so, to receive this far-from-adequate clip of VOD, a unique 300 kilobit per second (kbps) data stream has to be allocated for the duration of the transmission to each user.
Even so, the target seemed no more than adequate until the captain, Malinga, and his men set to work.
Even so, fifteen dollars an hour is not considered adequate for a basic household budget by economists who study the matter.
Even so, I didn't feel this was an adequate reflection of the place.
Even so, studies have shown that few patients receive adequate psychiatric services during imprisonment despite high levels of perceived need [ 3, 13- 17].
Even so, it was felt that the defences were no longer adequate.
Even so, our assessment found that there was very little retraining, nor adequate and updated guidelines available at hospitals.
Or, is this kind of radical self-giving love so radical, even so foreign to the church today, it is felt not to be adequate enough to probe the mystery of Jesus' crucifixion?
