在 英语 中使用 Even in the face 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Partnerships can decrease overall costs, even in the face of increasing overall levels of waste.
This means companies can rapidly recover data wherever you need so that you can resume business even in the face of a ransomware threat.
But even in the face of these cruel realities, members of the Human Rights Lawyers Group have continued their fruitful work.
Indeed, even in the face of an increasingly difficult international economic environment, we have achieved many of the Goals far ahead of schedule.
Some are beseeching demonstrators to stick to nonviolent tactics, even in the face of police crackdowns and attacks by people sympathetic to Beijing.
He noted that since hitting its lows in August, the gold market has performed relatively well, even in the face of a strong U.S. dollar.
Uber has proved popular with the Australian public, even in the face of resistance from the taxi industry and local authorities.
It's a system that's stubbornly clung to Huxley's tunnel vision, even in the face of evidence so alarming Baird could scarcely have imagined.
Even in the face of those temptations, she stressed, each individual has the responsibility to find deeper meaning-for themselves and for others.
Uber has proved popular with the Australian public, even in the face of pushback from the taxi industry and many local authorities.
Find ways to rise above petty frustrations and obstacles, so you can remain calm even in the face of unexpected hassles.
There, protesters are not backing down even in the face of the worst threats of violence, because they know the stakes are high.
First off, even in the face of market uncertainty, big companies are continuing to spend on products and services.
One task measured reaction time, while the other measured the ability to stay focused on a task, even in the face of interruptions.
However, there are good grounds for the assumption that people align to a perceived status quo even in the face of counter-evidence.
Even in the face of betrayal and great change, she still stood strong.
Many of the countries who have joined the Movement have demonstrated that progress is possible, even in the face of economic, climatic and political challenges.
I don't want to minimize those problems; some countries, such as Ireland, are being forced into fiscal contraction even in the face of severe recession.
This allows them to be cautious, even in the face of attractive women who want to be assertive and show off.