Sentence examples for for doing so even from inspiring English sources

(And we love the ratings and views we get for doing so even more).

We should be grateful to Martin for doing so, even if most of his discoveries do little to further the professed purpose of his book.

The Street continues to get away with giving biased advice because customers have not punished it for doing so, even though there are plenty of alternatives (index funds, discount brokerages, and so on).

He acknowledges that Blair took the decision on war to parliament on 18 March 2003, before the invasion, but gives him no credit for doing so, even though he would have stepped down if he had lost the vote.

Conversely, according to a study by the finance professors Jarrad Harford and Kai Li, very highly paid executives are more likely than their peers to make acquisitions, and to receive major financial rewards for doing so, even when the acquisition ends up destroying corporate value.

Among those who disagreed with whatever category of answers they provided, most stated religious reasons for doing so, even though I never asked them about their faith or religious orientation.

The new landlord is required to maintain the security deposit and return it to the tenant upon the expiration of the tenancy unless there is a valid reason for not doing so, even if it was not actually transferred to him by the old landlord.

Konosuke was famous for avoiding doing so even during the great prewar depression.

When told to give a medication every eight hours, for example, do so even if it means arousing yourself or the child from sleep.

"Right now it's illegal for them to do so even though they can't sell the beer commercially".

(Bill Kristol, of the Weekly Standard and the Emergency Committee for Israel, essentially did so even before the roll call was complete, saying, in a statement, "We are heartened that the overwhelming majority of senators from one of the two major parties voted against confirming Mr. Hagel").