Sentence examples for were often even from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s and before, the rates were often even lower.

Their reports were often even more positive than the prospectus itself and were used to market the issue.

The report said that collective healing was particularly important for men, who were often even more reluctant to talk about their experiences with a counsellor.

Renaissance villas sought, however, greater symmetry than those of antiquity, and the houses were less rambling (frequently being remodeled castles, especially in Tuscany), though the gardens were often even more elaborate.

Maraval's piece revealed to the public what people in the French film industry had long attempted to keep quiet: that their budgets, thanks to the government's generous system of subsidies — l'exception culturelle — were often even more overblown than those of many of their American counterparts.

In many of those countries, tariffs and various quantitative restrictions on manufactured goods were high, but the effective rates of protection were often even higher, because the goods tended to be highly fabricated and the proportion of value added in production after importation was low.

Train wireless is often even worse.

Less-established firms are often even more aggressive.

Sadly, the pay is often even lower than the actors'.

Formal education matters, career counselors say, but real-life experience is often even more valuable.

There follows a slow male duet that is often even more mesmerizing — and yet more astounding.