Sentence examples for means with even from inspiring English sources

"I will now be able to share what IKEA and UNICEF's partnership means with even greater depth," said Sindre.

Our results reveal substantial plot-scale relative uncertainties for total aboveground biomass (11 155% of predicted means) with even larger uncertainties for foliage biomass (27 472%).

Like I said before, I was never a "remote control guy"—turn TV on, change channel, move on and I don't know that this remote has caused me any sort of "OH MY GOD THIS IS WHAT I HAVE BEEN MISSING" feeling; I'm a simple man of simple means with even simpler pleasures.

That means with technology, we are faster even that those speedy P waves.

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

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.

But typically we connect with people who are like us, online and off, which means that even with the billions of people on the internet each day, empathy is not spreading effectively.