Sentence examples for even with the considerable from inspiring English sources
Even with the considerable inconveniences of an international campaign, the Mexican-American candidate tends to look homeward.
Even with the considerable debate in the last few weeks over the FedEx Cup, this year's debate may pale compared with the storm brewing for 2008.
Even with the considerable war chest of family favourites that Disney is plundering for its rival franchise, Infinity, the Trap Team characters we saw hold their own both in terms of in-game characterisation and the quality of the physical toys themselves.
Even with the considerable experience of more than 200 transplantations since 1996, it is difficult to judge the optimal approach.
However, even with the considerable mathematical simplifications afforded by the assumptions of firing-rate models, the immense dimensionality of the brain requires further assumptions and approximations.
In particular, requirements of scalability, interoperability, trust and privacy are difficult to address even with the considerable amount of existing work both in the research and standardization community.
But even with those considerable resources at his disposal, he was as loss as the fate of her jewels.
Even with this considerable computational effort, we were unable to obtain a quantitative and converged description of the flanking base behavior (and other related studied should be viewed in this context).
Among the patients, even with the same genotype, considerable variability in phenotypic expression with different degrees of accumulation of the typical intraretinal crystalline deposits was detected.
Even with their considerable resources, the Davises pushed the envelope: her husband cashed in his 401(k) and eventually took out a loan to help pay for tuition and rent for an apartment in Massachusetts while still paying the mortgage on their Fort Worth home.
She even learned to live with the considerable inconveniences of the sprawling palace: epidemics and fevers born in nearby swamps; "an unimaginable swarming of rats" attracted by food left scattered everywhere; and a tremendous stench of unwashed bodies that resisted the strongest perfumes.
