Sentence examples for evident that even if from inspiring English sources

The quips about these geriatrics' obsolescence in the modern world come hard and heavy in the "Expendables" films (three now, with more promised), but they feel thin and disingenuous: it is perfectly evident that, even if it takes all of them together to do it, these guys still believe they should be dominating the box office.

However, it is also evident that even if such exercises had been more rigorous at the outset, they would still have been of limited value for assessing consequences in relation to policies for sustainable development.

It is evident that even if one focuses only on antibiotic bone substitutes several formulations should be available in order to meet these diverging criteria [ 36].

It is also evident that even if two to three mechanisms from the above stated work for a drug formulated in a lipid system, it would definitely lead to enhanced bioavailability thereby enhancing pharmacological activity.

Furthermore, it is evident from literature that even if there may be variation in performance, jatropha generally grows on most soils except those experiencing water logging conditions.

It has always seemed self-evident to me that even if I drank a lot, I would still be responsible for my actions," Rao wrote.

But Ms. Demme was not in there that evening, even if her hand was evident in many of the details, both large and small, that gave the club its atmosphere.

It's now evident that even at 2 degrees of warming, climate change will be catastrophic.

The need for a distinction between the sense and reference of an expression became evident to Frege, when he considered that, even if a is identical to b, and you understand both 'a' and 'b,' still, it can be for you a discovery, an addition to your knowledge, that a = b.

But they counter that moral realism is not the only philosophical plausible ethical position, and, in the case of the self-evident truths of logic and math, that even if evolutionary arguments for the validity of reason risk circularity, we can at least point to the successes of the empirical sciences as a sign that we are on the right track.

You have to do that even if you are stating something entirely self-evident for decades, such as: eating too much sugar isn't a great idea.