Sentence examples for even when including from inspiring English sources

Blockbuster's same-store sales have declined steadily, even when including sales from its mail service and kiosks.

Only one in four households will be able to produce $1,000 in retirement income each month, even when including Social Security benefits.

A bigger long-term problem was the official figures showing that Scotland ran a bigger budget deficit than the rest of the UK in 2012-13, even when including the lion's share of North Sea oil and gas revenues.

Even when including in its estimates an additional $3,000 from investment income, the report said, families "end up in the red — after taxes, saving for retirement and their children's education, and a middle-of-the-road cost of living — in seven out of the eight communities in the analysis".

But even when including that horrible year, the fund has outperformed the market since its founding in 1995 — beating the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index by nearly three percentage points, annualized, with a return through Aug. 30 of 8.86 percent net of fees, versus 5.88 percent for the index.

The Vision Fund is a significant departure from SoftBank's previous investing style, even when including other CVCs.

Even when included, footnotes usually provide only the barest details.

The results of this content analysis clearly indicate that even when included as just one of a range of potentially controversial educational topics, genetics evokes a disproportionate amount of debate, as argued by others (Asbury and Plomin 2013; Tabery 2015).

The results here suggest that the tNTS is functional even when included within a fusion protein delivery system.

A fourth reference gene (SDHA) was not included as a reference gene, because it was found to have differential expression between normal and OA samples, even when included as part of the normalisation calculation.

However, even when included in models of PE, these do not account for the full exposure to some compounds, so some exposure sources appear not to have been recognized.