Sentence examples for sooner even if from inspiring English sources

Some readers wondered why trains did not simply slow down sooner, even if it meant delaying commutes.

Linton asked Southgate whether requiring that the door be left open, or that the light be left on, might at least have allowed guards to find Bennell sooner, even if it would not have prevented his death.

It's revealing that Pai leans toward the latter option, toward greater connectivity, sooner — even if that comes at a cost to the competition in which he places so much trust.

If I get out of here sooner, even better".

I'm glad that the administration acted sooner rather than later, even if it had to elevate the imminence of the danger.

Ms. Weingarten has indicated to city and school officials that with the economy softening, she wants a contract sooner rather than later, even if the next mayor can be counted on to be more sympathetic to teachers than the current one.

The new admission procedures were seen as allowing them to see children sooner and younger, even if it's not always possible to respond to all of their needs: '[ We] get to know everyone on the waiting list and provide different interventions based on needs'.

"This is something that needed to happen sooner or later, because even if the information that was obtained from individuals interviewed was not one hundred percent accurate, we need that information out there.

"Who ever heard of her before the last debate?" A Fox News representative responded in an email: "Sooner or later Donald Trump, even if he's president, is going to have to learn that he doesn't get to pick the journalists — we're very surprised he's willing to show that much fear about being questioned by Megyn Kelly".

Instead of not being charged, you are charged repeatedly and dragged endlessly -- your life in a state of suspension -- through various bureaucratic judicial processes, the actual courts, and endless appeals thereof, so that even if sooner or later you come out the other side exonerated, you will still have been punished for your "crimes".

People who suffer homelessness are likely to die 25 years sooner than the general population, even if they are ultimately housed.