Sentence examples for which even now from inspiring English sources

I didn't have any prearranged transportation because I couldn't find an accessible taxi, which even now is difficult.

We considered and dismissed democracy – in the past century, it's been overthrown by communism, fascism and autocracy – and capitalism, which even now seems a little under threat.

Professor Shiller observes that the Nasdaq, which even now is trading on a prospective p/e ratio close to 100, remains hugely overvalued by all historical standards.

She was diagnosed with a chronic inflammation of the optic nerve and put on medication which even now "just about manages the condition".

Perhaps there are other ideologies in formation, which even now are generating great excitement among those keen to find a new global answer to the global crisis.

If Boehner could garner, say, a hundred loyalists out of the two-hundred-and-forty Republican members, which even now seems possible, the agreement would pass comfortably.

The party must consider whether it really wants a rerun of Nick Clegg's messy handling of health reforms, which even friends now admit he should have killed, or whether instead it would be better to force a clean break.

Any day now the Supreme Court will issue its opinion on the constitutionality of the Accountable Care Act, which even the White House now calls Obamacare.

His troubles mirror, to some extent, the fate of the Iranian government, which even its leaders now admit is facing a hard-currency squeeze.

Reach out to Palestinians as neighbours who deserve political rights") to impart to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee AIPACC), the powerful lobbying outfit for Israel, to which even Obama must now genuflect.

But little has been achieved, and one thing on which even the Left now agrees is that money cannot be the answer.