Sentence examples for since even after from inspiring English sources

He has lived here ever since, even after his wife's death.

It has continued ever since, even after inspectors returned to issued still more violations.

The series was broadcast with immense success all over Eastern Europe and has been repeatedly broadcast ever since, even after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The question is all the sharper since, even after all these purchases, the Gulf states still cannot defend themselves without western help.

In the months since, even after the American military presence in Iraq has ended and as the presence in Afghanistan wanes, 12 more techs have been killed.

Then came the conservative movement that ushered in Reagan, whose ideology has dominated our political discourse ever since, even after its proven failure.

The 3 percent goal is important, since Spain, even after the tough budget it announced Thursday, foresees a deficit of 4.5 percent in 2012.

According to the National Hurricane Center, 10 of the 30 costliest American hurricanes have struck since 2000, even after adjusting the figures for inflation and the cost of construction.

Sales have been declining unit sales are down by more than a quarter since 1999 and, even after swingeing cost cuts, industry insiders feel that they need to merge in order to restore profitability.

But the priests of Córdoba fought hard to maintain the banking powers they had held since 1864, even after a merger with a secular competitor created the current CajaSur 15 years ago.

Or perhaps they think that if they do explain their plans, no one will believe them – since Tories, even after Cameron, are pigeonholed as market-obsessed, individualist centralists (with some justification, given their past).