Until and even after they are established, state administered market orders are all about process.
That was true when I was a graduate student in the early 1980s, and it remained true until — and even after — his retirement a few years ago.
She was still there until March 2010: even after the film version of This Is England won a Bafta, the parts didn't materialise.
Inflationary expectations, measured by the difference between index-linked and coupon-bearing bonds, fell from mid-May until this week, even after Mr Bernanke issued a stern warning that increases in core inflation were "unwelcome developments".
Le Scandale, as the Burtons themselves came to term it, raged unabated until, and even after, they divorced their respective mates, traveled the world trying to escape the notoriety that made them immortal and married in Canada in 1964.
The sales continued until October, even after Mr. Lay was promoting the stock to employees and he had learned of fears among some at Enron that the company's finances were shaky.
Right up until, and even after, the film was released I was very anxious about it, because it occurred to me that maybe people wouldn't take to it at all.
In many cultures and ethnicities, living at home until (and even after) marriage is normative.
(As opposed to, say, Richard Nixon or John Edwards, who consciously lied through their teeth until, and even after, they got caught).
This British fort operated in the area (illegally) until 1803, even after the area's becoming recognized as part of the United States.
