Even if it could spot illicit transactions, America might still choose to ignore them.
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Even if you could do it, chances are high that they result would be poor.
Even if they could sell, the market is limited and the valuations are imprecise.
Even if we could get past this issue, I see a number of other problems.
There is no quick fix, even if we could provide bariatric surgery for the masses.
Even if they could, most stores will not risk offending their clientele by slapping surcharges on cards.
And even if it could strike a deal, the merger would face significant hurdles from U.S. regulators.
Even if they could, basic accounting requires new capital to fill the hole left by the departing assets.
It is also worth stressing that governments should not try to stop all immigration, even if they could.
In truth I wouldn't have upgraded my lifestyle even if I could have.
Totally eliminating stereotypes would mean eliminating inductive reasoning, and inductive reasoning is just too valuable even if we could.
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Even if we could send them checks there is nowhere to cash them.
Even if Congress could be persuaded to change, the Supreme Court has said otherwise in the past four years.
They were desperate to play ball -- even if they could barely play.
Established carriers won't suddenly junk trillions of dollars' worth of circuit-based equipment, even if they could afford to do so.
Even if inflation could be created, would it reduce the real government debt, the presumed purpose of such a policy?
Even if Afghans could be persuaded to grow saffron, the country has few roads to give them access to markets.
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But even if it could usurp the dollar's role as the world's currency, it will not replicate the American set-up.
This would be true even if countries could avoid adverse effects on their currencies, as Malaysia is attempting through capital controls.
Even if they could, those features would quickly become obsolete in cars that are in use for a decade or more.
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There is a roaring in Lillian's ears, and she wouldn't be able to hear Raisele even if she could let her speak.
Few countries would want to copy Finland's austere climate or sombre history even if they could (though spelling reform in English might merit consideration).
In South Korea President Kim Dae-jung pushed through a controversial 1999 act guaranteeing a minimum income to the poor, even if they could work.
Even if that could be done, gravity would cause water to flow down the kite string onto the silk cord, ruining its insulating power.
So even if Rory could make more in prize money on the PGA Tour, it would only be a small fraction of his overall earnings.
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Even if he could win support for a new extension, however, the prime minister has recently hinted that fiscal discipline may now trump military ambition.
But there are reasons, not least environmental, why the government should not seek to bail out carmakers in their existing form even if it could.
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Stopping emigration, even if you could, would not solve the problems.
Not only can they not get access to all the information required, but even if they could, their minds would be unable to process it properly.
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