Even so, he's mainly a P.R. gimmick -- a man who should have been in the administration in the first place reduced to serving as a fig leaf for lightweights.
Even so, the characters -- mainly well-meaning people with the desire to do good -- somehow manage to hold onto their souls amid all the misery they've been handed.
Even so, functional and radiographic outcome has been mainly investigated in aseptic revisions (Saleh et al. 2003).
Even so, the city arrests tens of thousands of mainly black and Latino young people for possession every year.
Even so, "Asana is focused on larger businesses and we are mainly in the consumer market today, focused on the best and simplest experience you can get".
Even so, by 1900 much of the upper Sandy basin was still remote, wild, and accessible mainly by trails.
32 Even so, we still found that the Beers criteria detected more PIMs than the other criteria, mainly due to the inclusion of more medications on the list.
Even so, she was usually confined to handling household brands — Dove soap, Drano, Johnson Wax, Maxwell House coffee — pitched mainly to women.
Even so, only 400,000 new households are set up every year; in addition, some 150,000 foreigners buy houses, mainly northern Europeans in search of second homes.
Even so, Siepel thinks the finding supports the theory that increased biological complexity in vertebrates and insects derives mainly from elaborate forms of gene regulation.
Even so, there were incidents during the Cold War that brought Washington and Moscow close to the brink of war mainly because of early warning system glitches, said Lisbeth Grolund of the Union of Concerned Scientists, an arms control organization.
