Sentence examples for even that instead from inspiring English sources

Anyway, Beck refused even that, instead sticking to the idea that we kill all three of those programs.

As with OpenSignal, WeatherSignal will be focused on anonymized data, and users can opt out of contributing even that, relying instead just on using the app based on other users' data input.

And although maybe some writers like that idea, of having a role in the development of a country – a job even – so that instead of writing what they might have, they go on to embrace a whole kind of political agenda in their work, is it really how we want to imagine the future of Scottish writing?

But it's to our even greater shame that instead of finding a genuine solution to this difficult problem, we've left these populations with little recourse but to be snapped up by predatory for-profit schools that will gouge them on price, leaving many of them in even worse shape than they were before they attended.

A significant number of members weren't even that lucky, but were instead what the British government called "Neets": Not in Education, Employment, or Training.

Even the explicit information that instead of a bandwidth, only a single, numerical value is chosen arbitrarily can contribute to an increase of transparency.

In the age of the Internet and easy access to information, he argued, people are likely to find out about the ending of a movie even before watching it, so that instead they must be provided with "something unexpected in every shot".

To avoid that risk, many pundits suggest that government should appoint auditors instead or even that the profession should be nationalised.

As Gabi turned away, he didn't even look that distraught; instead he wore a resigned expression that seemed to say: "Well, that was inevitable".

The worry is that instead, even fewer affordable homes will be built as a result of the cuts, with no private-sector compensation.

They set up literacy classes, and tried to teach Haitians the need to manage even their small incomes: that instead of paying for an ornate wooden coffin, a cardboard one would be perfectly satisfactory.