Sentence examples for even then typically from inspiring English sources

Anti-lock braking, a feature that helps dramatically reduce the likelihood of a crash, has been around for many years for motorcycles, but fitment has been limited largely to expensive models – and even then typically as an extra-cost option.

The unit name "megagram" is rarely used, and even then typically only in technical fields in contexts where especially rigorous consistency with the SI standard is desired.

(And even then, the problem typically has NP-hard complexity since one needs to test all possible permutations).

Even then, the information is typically required to be disclosed only if it is deemed material.

Even then, the real decision typically made by the president's heirs.

And even then, their ultimate benefits typically accrue over decades, based on length of service and salary rises in the later years.

Even then, a helicopter would typically need around an hour to get from a warship to the scene of an imminent attack.

Even then, the train will typically be greener once you consider the plane's non-CO2 warming effects, but the fact remains that long-haul rail is not by any means inherently eco-friendly.

…only local Vodafone employees with a high level of government security clearance will ever be made aware of specific lawful demands issued by agencies and authorities, and even then they will not typically be made aware of the context of any demand.

Even then, the udder is typically smaller in heifers than in cows.

The Innkeepers MAC is favorable to Cerberus in its wording, but even then, this is not how MACs are typically interpreted.