Sentence examples for even when the vote from inspiring English sources

"Even when the vote comes in next Wednesday, different sides are going to spin it differently".

The Food and Drug Administration usually goes along with the advice of its expert panels, even when the vote is divided.

They trusted political leaders to pass legislation that made the nation better, like the Civil Rights Act, even when the vote wasn't politically expedient.

China, after all, had acted with restraint after losing by two votes to Sydney, Australia, to host the 2000 Summer Games, even when the deciding votes turned out to have essentially been bought.

Imagine my surprise, my chagrin even, when the students overwhelmingly voted in favour of maintaining outright prohibition.

Governor Rossello moved quickly to sign a law permitting such a vote even when the political opposition voiced skepticism that the vote would be allowed to stand.

Yet the council is naturally wedded to consensus; even when the treaties provide for voting, it seldom happens.

Runoffs aren't so exciting, and turnout generally drops, even when the second round of voting is relatively close to the first.

Even when the winner receives fewer votes than the loser, as in 2000 and 2016, we talk about the national mood and direction almost entirely in terms of the winning candidate, and as though the person more voters preferred had vanished, his or her positions barely worth reporting on.

Lastly, is there a durable advantage embedded in the maps that favors those holding the pens even when the other party gets more votes?

We have to face the fact that, over five cycles, the Party allowed its brand to deteriorate to the point where we are simply losing our say in government even when the majority of voters just voted for our candidate.