Sentence examples for even with the existing from inspiring English sources

The good news for the I.T.F. is that even with the existing format, Federer sounds readier.

But of course you're locking in that investment for a long time and that's fundamentally incompatible even with the existing Australian national 2030 emissions target.

"Local authorities must be held to account by the law which protects children's rights," says Cover. "Even with the existing framework in place, poorly performing local authorities regularly fail to carry out their duties to children.

Even with the existing $90,000 cap, this and some less drastic tightening on other S corp.

The Fukushima Daiichi accident might have been prevented if the improved EOPs had been used, even with the existing design of Fukushima Daiichi NPP at the time of the accident.

Unfortunately, even with the existing state-of-the-art solar physics satellites, only the photospheric magnetic field can be measured.

"Even with the loopholes existing, our background check system over the last decade and a half or so has prevented about 2m gun transactions," said spokesman Josh Earnest on Monday.

This has occurred a few times in U.S. history even under the existing system, with the result that the electoral-college winner garnered considerably less than 50percentt of the popular vote in multi-candidate races.

But Ten Billion, directed by Katie Mitchell, shocked us into a new awareness of the future, and even the existing present, with ecosystems being destroyed, the atmosphere polluted, temperatures rising and a billion people facing water shortages.

The confirmation on Wednesday of yet another inflation-busting increase in the price of season tickets, with the constraints of even the existing pricing formula set to be abandoned in a couple of years' time, puts yesterday's promises of roomier, comfier and bigger trains in the distant future into some perspective – and may negate much of their intended political dividend too.

Companies can be locked in transport contracts that bind them to continue with the existing logistics structure even though there might be cheaper alternatives.