Sentence examples for even such things as from inspiring English sources

He endorses privatisation and even such things as road tolls.

Some reformers, such as Leszek Balcerowicz, the governor of Poland's central bank, think that financial reform can improve even such things as health care and income distribution.At the heart of these reforms are the banks.

"This is the C.D.C.'s reference library," Beard says, a bestiary of various insects bred precisely to reflect even such things as differing pesticide resistance levels from around the world.

From Lyon the young grand duke learned even such things as the Russian alphabet, his first Russian prayers, and his hatred of the Poles (at least he liked later to trace the origin of his bitter antipathy toward that people to the stories told by his nurse about her painful experience in Warsaw in the turbulent year of 1794).

Everything can be considered as a non-evident matter, even such things as whether honey is sweet.

Despite a plethora of events supporting "new media" types, and even such things as Geek Dinners, the UK eco-system around "hackers" (good programmers, in the true definition) – remains thin.

The Tennessee magistrate might have argued that "Messiah" would infringe on the religious liberty of those who did not want to call this boy the messiah — or did not believe there was even such thing as a messiah.

You always end up sort of one step behind," he says, before pausing and adding, "But is there even such thing as the underground anymore?" Perhaps the most intrepid maneuver of Nero's entire career is track 7 on Between II Worlds, "Into the Night".

Among other things, it would repeal a ban on semiautomatic assault weapons and eliminate firearm registration requirements, even for such things as sniper rifles and small, easily concealed semiautomatic handguns.

The result was ExtendTime, which allows workers to clock in/out for the day, lunches, breaks and even do such things as view employee benefits via an IP phone instead of the usual punching of a time clock.

Some schools, Dakduk said, use the lack of financial resources as an excuse for not offering programs, even though such things as student organizations aren't costly.