Sentence examples similar to granted even so from inspiring English sources

Granted, even with automation, skill matters.

"It is so highly unlikely that the Supreme Court will grant even an emergency injunction".

Google's business strength was simply taken for granted; so much so that even deep-pocketed competitors like Yahoo and Microsoft stopped trying to outdo Google's massive scale and core algorithmic know-how.

This is magnanimous, practical and respectful of federal authority — it would go into effect only after Washington granted a waiver — but even so, it is troubling.

Grant even goes so far as to claim that the trust fund is illusory.

Even so, granting that the plaintiff's play was whollyoriginal, and assuming that novelty is not essential to acopyright, there is no monopoly in such a background.

Even so, London was granted the Games over Paris on the explicit pledge of an Olympic legacy.

Even so, people continue to grant the dictionary an exalted status.

Even so, Clark has something never granted to any of his predecessors.

Even so, councils have been blithely granting builders permission for new developments.

Even so, he still proceeds to grant their wishes.