Sentence examples for had even now from inspiring English sources

In accusing the F.B.I. of a fraud on the court, Mr. McVeigh's lawyers suggested that the government had deliberately withheld documents and had, even now, failed to fully disclose all the documents it was required to produce, despite the assurances of Attorney General John Ashcroft.

But the group has even now succeeded in spreading fear across the wider region.

Complacently led and too easily divided, the system's three segments have, even now, failed to unite and compete vigorously for state resources.

Arrivals to the Greek archipelago are already 50% higher than for the whole of 2014 – and have even now out-paced Italy.

Now, this does say something about the incredible number of banks we have, even now, in the U.S.: for many of them, $50 million probably really would make a big difference to their balance sheets.

And it had then the seedy reputation that most big ports have even now.

The media backlash was thick and, yet, the restaurant continued to rapidly grow and has even now surpassed competitor KFC.

They've even now found lead in lipstick - neither good for pigs nor people.

Cruz and his kind have caused more devastation for transgender people in this country than ISIS ever has, even now.

Furthermore, there have even now been popular movies about worldwide plagues, like Outbreak ($190 million) and Contagion ($135 million) that prove the world will flock to such stories.

Story theory has even now proliferated to the computer world, witness the software programs that have sprung up to deal with the challenge.