Sentence examples for existence of even from inspiring English sources

While scientists debate the existence of even microscopic life on Mars, science fiction writers interested in extraterrestrial intelligence are turning to Jupiter.

Dr. Galbraith is a humane critic of the American capitalist system, and he is generously indignant about the continued existence of even this nonmassive and afterthoughtish poverty.

One may detect "simple eyes" for example with an advanced design in lobopodians, while the existence of even more simple "simple eyes" is very probable but still to be proved.

Dr. Peskin, who warned that advanced theories that made all this less dependent on the caprice of one particle would predict the existence of even more particles, said the Higgs field could not be detected directly.

For example, she said, the proposed law requires that when a code inspector inspects a pre-1960 apartment where a child under 7 resides, the inspector must record the existence of even intact painted surfaces.

Or perhaps children relish the idea of the existence of even smaller beings' existence, allowing them to imagine themselves as Gullivers in Lilliput, able to give or destroy at will.

And because most of the Big Five mass extinctions also occurred at times of rising sea level, the magnitude--though not the existence--of even the largest mass extinctions will now come under scrutiny.

Those crucial five inches consign the twins to what Eng bemoans as "a life of the accursed peering eye that never blinks... an existence devoid of even a whit of privacy".

However, some specific features of addiction such as the existence of relapses even after a long period of abstinence can be successfully studied in different animal models.

For that, you'd have to go see someone like my father, Peter Bry, who became aware of the existence of Donald J Trump even before I did.

Blair's comments do not exclude a strong – but mistaken – belief in the existence of WMD even when the invasion was launched.