Sentence examples for proceeds even from inspiring English sources

The wheels of the laws grind slowly enough, but science proceeds even more hesitantly.

With directors and officers buying insurance directly, there would be no need for company bylaws to indemnify their mistakes and let them keep the proceeds even of egregious fraud.

Florida and Georgia — or Anna and Marybeth, as they turn out to be named — begin to meld together as the story proceeds, even though Anna is dead, with the aid of one hair-raising Ouija board scene.

The victims, OLAF says, include many farmers whom the co-ops were established to protect but who are believed to see little of the illicit proceeds, even though the investigators believe some of their bank accounts have been used to launder them.

But because she took her pension earlier than she should, HMRC can levy a special 55% tax charge on the proceeds, even though she has lost her funds That equates to an £18,000 tax bill, money which she does not have.

This reaction proceeds even in the presence of a large excess (∼1000×) of inhibiting oxygen via a mechanism that has not been established conclusively.

The translation of Roth proceeded even more haltingly.

The relief well will proceed even if the well is able to remain shut in.

Mr. Gensler briefly considered proceeding, even without assurances, to force Mr. Wetjen's hand.

But, they add, that R&D would proceed even without the loan.

We must proceed even further by promoting the coordination of public investments on a voluntary basis.