Sentence examples for even so early from inspiring English sources

Even so early in the game, it was an important moment for Hughes, who had not been explicitly told that he was pitching for his spot in the Yankees' rotation but certainly knew the gravity of his situation.

It would still be all to play for and people might actually shell out to watch, even so early in the 'summer', and by summer I mean late spring".

Even so early the accusations of blasphemy were in the air (and in the publishers' mail room) but the notion that the leader of Iran might pronounce a death sentence on a law-abiding British citizen was not something to foresee on that warm autumn evening, as Salman and I stood chatting outside the Guildhall, where the Booker ceremony is held.

Even so, early indications suggest the US firm has another hit on its hands.

Even so, early reduction is recommended, to minimize the risk of neurological and vascular complications and also pain and discomfort for the patient (Zahar et al. 2013).

Even so, early data suggest that potential pan-genotypic combinations in late-stage development will continue to require stratification by viral genotype to define the optimal duration of drug therapy (e.g., sofosbuvir/GS5816 or MK5172/8472).

Even so, earlier accusations of impropriety have not disenchanted voters who have kept Mr. Berlusconi in politics for almost 17 consecutive years, and there was no sense that this most recent scandal would cause his downfall.

Even so, earlier studies have suggested that many successful traders base their trades on intuition.

Even so, earlier studies have provided some evidence of physiological changes in nodosities upon attack by this insect (e.g. Forneck et al. 2001b; Kellow et al. 2004; Du et al. 2011) arguing that not only genes involved in cell wall modification are affected.

Even so, that early speculation by the media looks as if it will be proved correct.

Film stock will last for decades, but even so, many early movies have been lost forever.