Sentence examples for even when it refers from inspiring English sources
Even when it refers to the future, it is more intent on showing consumers how it hasn't changed rather than how it is evolving.
Energy awareness is even more important when it refers to pupils, as behavioral changes in them are more long lasting, easier to accomplish, and have larger cumulative impact.
The European Parliament' s report seems even more alarmist when it refers in so many words to the potential instability of the euro which, according to the rapporteur, does not need to be demonstrated.
If at the center of "Long Walk to Freedom" is Mandela's sense of commitment, his responsibility to a cause greater than himself, so too "Conversations With Myself" can't help but reflect that larger focus, even when it is describing what Obama refers to as "mundane routines".
"In my years of investigating money management abuses, I have never been threatened in this way, even when I referred hedge fund managers to law enforcement".
Some staff did not usually refer carers for calendars even when it would have been possible to do so, and stated their reasons were uncertainty as to the value of the program and competing priorities which led them to forget.
He referred to Notre Dame's knack for beating teams like Michigan even when it is not playing at its best.
Invariance refers to the fact that we can identify an object, even when it appears in a view we have never seen.
