Sentence examples for more even for from inspiring English sources

Our more enlightened times inspire hope that the playing field has become more even for all concerned.

No one disputes that form preparers are cheaper than lawyers, who often charge $1,000 or more even for the simplest bankruptcy.

She beat out hundreds of vets who applied for a job at a clinic in Northern Virginia, where she will work mostly on high-priced horses, and where a vet can charge more, even for vaccines.

The change would force businesses to set up central databases to record every lease of a year or more, even for items such as coffee-machines that are now lumped into branch offices' petty expenses.

People can be arrested for concealing their faces in gatherings of two or more, even for wearing a "cosmetology mask of herbs and greens," or for offending religious sensibilities.

The savings would come from putting an end to long death penalty trials that require spending on extra lawyers, investigators and experts for both the prosecution and the defense; protracted mandatory appeals that take a decade or more even for those wrongly convicted; and special prison housing that triples the normal costs.

It's okay to ask for more clarification, even for more information, but they asked you to complete an assignment.

This sets more stringent requirements for more even product quality with smaller and smaller variations.

In fact, getting such a function becomes more complicated even for switched linear systems.

It holds much more generally, even for the most highly constrained pairs.

More important, even for the two metabolites we evaluated, the intraday changes went in opposite directions.