Even so, a tough economic climate and tighter budgets may force a closer look at the security agency's spending, especially if Congress, the airlines and travelers start looking at the price tag of equipment like body scanners, and demanding proof of how well they work.
Even so, there are tough choices to be made, chief among them whether to serve it in a cone or cup.
Even so, it was tough for a woman to gain acceptance as a senior executive, as she recounts in her much-awaited forthcoming book, Sex, Sense And Nonsense.* When she was promoted to associate editor, I think it was the editor, Lee Howard, who gave her this advice: "Felicity, you'll now find yourself senior to many male Mirror journalists who are more experienced and older than you.
"Even so, it's tough," says Lombard. "Banks are not in any condition to do a lot of leveraged lending right now.
And once "Mad Max" landed in the drama category, it was going to get even tougher -- so tough you could make a great list just off the movies that were left off the Globes list Thursday morning.
Even so, she has a tough assignment ahead.
Even so, it is a tough sell in showrooms experiencing post-Labor Day letdowns.
"It was so tough even just to make the team," she said.
Corals are being covered and smothered to death by a bushy seaweed that is so tough even algae-grazing fish avoid it.
We have one small person in the house and my partner initially found breastfeeding him very tough – even so, she was determined to continue with it, despite the continual temptations of a supposed easier life and a better-sleeping baby.
Why is that so tough, even for biologists?
