Sentence examples for then too even from inspiring English sources

Then too, even when projects are approved, years pass before they are completed.

Inflation in the euro area seems set to reach a low then too, even if prices do not actually fall.

Then, too, even people who didn't belong to unions often reaped some benefit from them, because of what economists call the "threat effect": in heavily unionized industries, non-union employers had to pay their workers better in order to fend off unionization.

And then too even in death whiteness intrudes to once again lay hostage to the legacy and memory of the people haunted by its constant presence.

Jimmy grinned a lot back then, too, even as he was subjected to taunts and other stuff kids would say to him to get under his thick-as-leather skin.

Pick any year and you'll find some great story collections were published then, too; sometimes even more than in 2017, sometimes less, but enough to suggest a healthy genre.

There are other parallels between then and now too – even back in 1896, there was no consensus on the best way to power automobiles.

Then, too, he sowed division, even to the point that France argued that some of his demands should be acceded to as the price for his peaceful withdrawal.

They called them smugglers then too, and some accepted – even asked for –payment to help those fleeing occupied Europe for Spain and neutral Switzerland.

Back then Sam was cool (even if peripherally, and briefly), and Sam's first love, poetry, was even cool then too.

In other words, if one company was making money from a dangerous drug then others were entitled to too, even if it was killing people.