Sentence examples for means even with from inspiring English sources

That means, even with lower rates, monthly payments are rising.

That means, even with the price hike, Sling TV remains one of the more affordable options for live TV, a DVR and access to sports via ESPN.

The results of the ANOVAs in Table 3 show that for each item, there were significant differences among at least two of the country means, even with a conservative alpha of.05/6 of.05/6

That means even with a subscription, you could miss out on the shows you want to see.

For example, epistasis can cause asymmetric changes in VA and in trait means even with perfectly symmetric changes in allele frequency.

It said that some tunnels were "nearly invulnerable to direct attack by conventional means," even with earth-penetrating "bunker-busters" like those now used in Afghanistan.

"No, I mean even with the money we made, we still had to pay for the wedding.

That doesn't mean, even with the party leading the polls for the European elections, that they have a majority.

That meant even with renting a furnished apartment I had to buy things like bedding, kitchen accessories, towels, etc.

I mean even with this role, even though it's a supporting role, back it up with me playing Cinna [in "Catching Fire"].

I know what it would have meant, even with a Ph.D. and no debt, to have been a single mother in America this past decade before I remarried.