Sentence examples similar to even with the implications from inspiring English sources

But even with the matchup's implications in the mighty Southeastern Conference and the Bowl Championship Series title chase, it was a secondary story line.

Yet, as the year draws to a close, the recovery in many advanced economies is at a standstill, with some investors even exploring the implications of a potential breakup of the euro zone, and the real possibility that conditions may be worse than we saw in 2008.

Even with the pragmatic and societal implications for the understanding and acceptance of evolution, a strong resistance to the theory remains, influenced by a number of variables (Alters and Alters 2001; Miller 2008; Scott 2005).

Has she even considered the implications of this choice?

In Congress, Republicans who support President Bush's proposals to give the government more sweeping powers are also struggling with the implications, even as they argue that extraordinary times demand extraordinary measures.

Even science fiction is struggling with the implications.

Controversy surrounding the anniversary is unlikely to disappear even if the British government, struggling with the implications of Brexit, now has far more pressing problems to deal with.

Even with the best counseling, there are important long-term implications that are difficult for a 20 something to grasp.

Even so, the implication of linkage invited trouble.

And even with the sound off it didn't take long for anyone to realize the extremely upsetting implication.

Mr. Hirst's detractors accuse him of being a Conceptual artist, with the implication (misguided even for most genuine Conceptual art) that you don't need to see the work in person.