Sentence examples for even unsuccessful from inspiring English sources

Keynes's point was not that the Victorian system was unjust, or even unsuccessful, but that it was anomalous.

Even unsuccessful dumping cases are a tax on trade: they typically tie companies up for over a year, and impose huge legal costs, particularly in America.

Perhaps M&S will become a powerful example of the merits of takeover battles, even unsuccessful ones for without the bid, the firm would probably have muddled on without Mr Rose.

Companies rarely admit to cyber attacks, even unsuccessful ones, and Google was making a statement that it takes security seriously as it hosts more and more of its users' data.

No president can succeed unless he views his job as collaborative, as requiring the motivation and empowerment of a vast United States executive branch bureaucracy, as being in partnership with Congress, as benefiting from a broad and diverse group of advisers, as being the kind of undertaking that promotes creativity even if it means embracing unpopular or even unsuccessful ideas.

Henriques painstakingly recounts Evans's numerous forays: his discovery that even unsuccessful attacks can yield handsome profits; that price fixing boosts profit even if it is eventually detected; and, in a flurry of mid-70's takeover fights, that Establishment credentials are a poor defense to a well-mounted hostile bid.

Do they continue to stay together, even as unsuccessful parents?

Aides hope his efforts to reach a deal during the debt debate — even if unsuccessful — will reinforce that image.

These claims amounted to $5bn at an average cost and even when unsuccessful, cost $4m to the defending party.

Even if unsuccessful at auction, consignors are contractually assured of cashing a payment, mostly set at 10 percent below the lower estimate.

He warned that the push to go it alone, even if unsuccessful, could leave Britain isolated and weaken its position in Europe.