Sentence examples for regard even if from inspiring English sources

The 40-year-old has been done something of a favour in that regard, even if history will show the biggest one afforded him was being appointed in the first place.

From a contemporary perspective, GDR state policy looks surprisingly progressive in this regard, even if the reality rarely matched the projected image: East German women got the right to choose their workplace without their husband's consent in 1950, 27 years before those in the west.

Convicted assassins of civil rights leaders have an exceptionally tough path ahead of them in this regard; even if they get sprung from the pen on a technicality, they'll still be seen as monsters in the eyes of the public.

Benedict's (albeit failed) efforts on behalf of peace may at least have made it possible, decades later, for Paul VI and John Paul II to fare better in its regard, even if, as another chapter shows, Paul's teachings on war and peace received a mixed reception.

In this regard, even if the evidence were to change based on future research, the use of these technologies in the 2004-2007 periods would continue to be inappropriate.

In this regard, even if the preferable diagnostic criteria for GD are still debated, we adopted Carpenter and Coustan criteria, which consider lower threshold values for the diagnosis and are able to identify ∼40% diabetic pregnant women who would be missed by National Diabetes Data Group criteria and thus would have development of a higher rate of gestational complications (24, 25).

But Mr. Bowman's venture team does boast its share of sizzle, including investments in companies like Sycamore Networks and ONI Systems that are still well regarded, even if beaten up this year.

How very far down the rabbit hole we must have tumbled if we regard even one chapter of little Jemima's moral education as a matter for Justin Bieber, as opposed to her parents, or her teachers, or any authority figure capable wearing trousers at anything other than quarter-mast.

In fact, I would regard it even if we were in that position as unlikely that UKIP would want to be in coalition with anybody.

Regarding money: even if a rookie plays only the average 4.8 years, he will make about $25m.

But Santorum invoked the underlying concern of many Republicans regarding Romney – even if it may be too late to stop the Romney bandwagon rolling towards the nomination: We want someone when the time gets tough – and it will in this election – someone who's going to stand up and fight for conservative principles, not bail out and not run and not run to the left of Ted Kennedy.