Sentence examples for experiencing even from inspiring English sources

Particularly heartbreaking is that younger gay men are experiencing even higher rates of H.I.V. infection.

The city has more than twice as many sufferers as Liverpool and Manchester, with Londoners experiencing even fewer attacks.

"We had thought to perhaps discourage people from taking so many pictures," says Czetwertynski, "but people just want to share what they're experiencing, even if it's unsharable".

Considering that the inflation rate is running at about 1.7 percent a year (and many consumers are experiencing even higher costs), many savers are losing purchasing power.

The study, conducted by Proxy Governance, a shareholder advisory firm, showed that the percentage of directors experiencing even greater opposition — at least 40percentt of shares voted — also rose sharply in 2009.

The foundation's director, Torsten Bell, said: "The combination of lower growth, higher inflation and the government's decision to press ahead with big welfare cuts means that households risk experiencing even slower income growth in this parliament than they saw in the aftermath of the financial crisis.

Individual cities have experienced even larger increases.

Until 1924 the Turkmens never experienced even nominal political unity.

Suspense can be imaginatively entertained (and experienced) even if, strictly speaking, there is none.

It's something she experiences even walking down the street, she says.

Investors in BSkyB said the company needed a seasoned, experienced, even staid manager.