Sentence examples for even so long from inspiring English sources

Even so long after 9/11, distinctions have to be drawn and contemporary associations carefully managed.

Japan's relations with its neighbours, and with China in particular, remain prickly even so long after the end of the war.

"Even so long after 'Charles 'n' Diana' was exposed as a sham act, Britain is still in thrall to a vulgar fascination with bloodlines and a barkingly insane notion of monarchy" - Writer Will Self.

He doesn't labour the point; rather, leaves a moment for it to sink in, how much squalor and danger still surrounds unwanted pregnancy, even so long after its means of prevention should be universal.

Even so long after the original articles the paper should, in my view, at the very least correct the archive record and attach some addendum that makes it clear that the figures from Caroline Elkins are contested.

The c-word, yeah chuck it in (it feels totally at home); and the trolley, into the canal; plus canal poetry (is that even a thing? It is now); hoarding, stalking, beak-keeping, the odd pun even, so long as it's surrounded by plenty of absurdity.

Even so, long-term asthma control will likely provide additional information compared to current asthma control solely and findings from PACMAN2 will provide a better understanding of inflammatory phenotypes that may underlie uncontrolled asthma in inhaled steroid-treated children.

It made the evening so long that by bedtime you felt like having some breakfast.

EVEN so, how long should prisoners be imprisoned?

Even so, on long hauls, delivery is a losing proposition for Wiley.

Even so, before long she may begin gathering her own share of zombie acolytes.