Sentence examples for example even when from inspiring English sources

They can fear commitment — tending to be renters, not buyers, for example, even when they can afford to buy.

Lacquerware, for example, even when made for Japanese consumption, seems impervious to foreign design, as do classical 15th-century paintings in the style of the earlier, Song period.

Official narratives tend to be longer and more elaborate for men than for women, for example, even when the cause of death was similar.

Performance may be observed to deteriorate (among factory workers, for example) even when there are no signs of the feeling state and of the aversive, pessimistic self-assessment defined here as personalistic fatigue.

In this particular example, even when you included the tax savings, it still made sense to keep the property once we zoomed out and considered the decision in the context of their overall plan.

For example, even when DNA evidence proves that the wrong person has been imprisoned, officers will sometimes give the most unlikely explanation to justify why they were right all along.

Kaysen, Andrew Solomon, Emily Fox Gordon, Elizabeth Wurtzel and others have lately documented their journey to the brink of despair and back in accounts influenced by Plath's, Lowell's and Sexton's examples, even when those examples are not invoked.

It's illegal to yell "fire" in a crowded building, for example, because even when that fire isn't real, people will act as if it is.

This is older than can be solidly concluded for separation from the classical branch for any non-classical lineage found in tetrapods such as for example CD1 (even when studying as CD1/PROCR lineage), which if judging by presence in extant species (reptiles, birds and mammals) can only be traced to 312 MYA ([ 84] and unpublished data).

Students preferred examples to explanations even when the examples were brief and the explanations were detailed [ 45].

For example, he said, even when farmers are too weak from malaria to weed, their crops survive.