Even so, it increasingly appears doubtful that attention to truth per se will bias us towards one particular primary bearer of truth.
Even so, McCain has increasingly embraced their methods.
Even so, economists are increasingly upbeat about the outlook, saying that while the economy in 2011 will not be strong enough to drive unemployment down significantly, it should put the United States on its soundest footing since the financial crisis started an economic tailspin three years ago.
Even so, as globalization increasingly proves the key ingredient to wealth-creation and long-term political stability, the balance for security as well as economic reasons must be struck in favor of freedom.
We were told that climate scientists are running scared and so they are increasingly, even if reluctantly, turning to a "Plan B" for the planet.
Even so, we are increasingly able to make our own choice by seeking out jarred goods instead of canned goods and bottles that are labeled BPA-free.
Even so, offshore lenders are increasingly evading these laws by offering the loans over the Internet, then automatically withdrawing payments from the borrower's account — sometimes without permission.
Even so, Anne found herself increasingly ignored after Buckingham's rise and became a lonely figure towards the end of her life.
Even so, the central bank seems increasingly powerless to reverse the euro's decline.
Even so, foreign investors are becoming increasingly savvy at navigating the treacherous Russian business environment, bankers said.
Even so, his firm may find it increasingly hard to maintain market share.
