Sentence examples for even to launch from inspiring English sources
It's easy to imagine his singular gifts finding an outlet in the microbudget modes that have recently enabled many independent filmmakers with presumptively uncommercial ideas to get their work done and even to launch careers in the direction of the mainstream.
The sole superpower and its several allies in the action argued that since Iraq was in material breach of several previous Security Council resolutions, they had the implicit authority to go to war and even to launch a cruise-missile attack in an attempt to assassinate the Iraqi head of state despite the fact that this action itself was in violation of the UN Charter and international law.
Especially pointed was the contrast between Nansen's simultaneous return, covered in polar glory from his daring yet well-planned expedition on the ship Fram, and Andrée's failure even to launch his own much-hyped conveyance.
But over half hold at least two jobs concurrently; 18% are working three or more jobs, and few had the business or marketing skills they needed to start their own business or even to launch their careers.
The ways in which we invest our money have potential to promote clean technology, help keep families at risk of foreclosure in their homes, or even to launch small businesses started by ex-offenders.
It has also been used to load neutral or lowly charged medium-sized molecules into mass spectrometers and even to launch silicon nanoparticles or biological cells up to a mass of 10 Da.
Even small rockets are hard to build and even harder to launch successfully.
But this is not "Sex and the City," even though one of the credited screenwriters, Amy B. Harris, used to work on that show; it's not even "Failure to Launch".
The party even attempted to launch its own musical stars.
They are not there yet -- they are not necessarily even ready to launch attacks -- but these groups are raising the next generation of terrorists".
It has even threatened to launch a pre-emptive nuclear attack on the United States, something that it cannot yet do and is most unlikely ever to attempt but that American leaders must take seriously.
