Sentence examples for if it is often from inspiring English sources

Maths anxiety in girls is at base patriarchal, even if it is often mothers passing it on to daughters".

His is a major voice, even if it is often drowned out by the clamour of more commercial talents.

The desire to demonstrate ROI is understandable in for-profit companies, even if it is often notoriously difficult to achieve with social business initiatives.

It has fundamentally altered the relationship between the people and the state, allowing the public to demand more accountability from officials, even if it is often disappointed.

What Nelson thinks therefore matters a great deal to the Westminster elite – even if it is often not what senior Conservatives want to hear.

Nor is it enough, even if it is often valid, to point out that many criticisms of businesses are unmerited, or that those throwing the mud ought also to examine their own practices and social responsibility.

If it's often raining, like in the UK, it can be dangerous using crutches.

Bo Ningen's intensity, complexity and east-meets-west otherness have always been impressive, even if it's often difficult to place them.

Or maybe just a chapter in an ongoing story, one that can't end with a Cup parade every time even if it's often seemed to.

"I tell them: 'I'll be happy to do so," he said, "but I'm telling you, it doesn't mean a thing.' " Endorsements can, in fact, play to effect, even if it's often muted.

What a child does offer a married couple, however, is the challenge of learning to love yet another person, even if it's often at the cost of one's own comfort.