Sentence examples for Although borders from inspiring English sources

The total number of STMs did not change significantly during the study period, which was between 1998 and 2010, although borders were redrawn.

Although Borders said in March it was exploring a possible sale of its core business as part of the larger financial restructuring plan, it struggled to find a buyer.

The growing electronic book market is another challenge, although Borders has jumped into that realm, opening its e-bookstore last summer and adding services to its Web site during the third quarter.

Although border controls were relaxed in 2003, interest in bicommunal activities is low.

Although border adjustments seemingly promote exports and disfavor imports, the consensus in economic literature suggests that a DBCFT is trade-neutral.

Finally, although border line with the above purpose of this paper, we also discuss multi-spacecraft specific issues and issues related to the on-board execution of the plan update system (PUS).

Although Border Patrol apprehensions remain below their annual peak of 1.6 million in 2000, the nature of the increasing migration flows has shifted dramatically, and that shift is driving the alarm.

Several officials interviewed by the inspectors said that although border agents know the necessary tools and tactics of the job when they leave basic training, they are not fully prepared for some real-life situations, like the stress and fear they may face when rocks rain on them from the Mexican side of the fence.

Although border nodes increase the reliability by providing multiple paths to inter-cluster communication, a high number of border nodes in the same cluster can jeopardize the overall performance.

In his article, he attacks the anti-EU stance of UKIP leader Nigel Farage suggesting that, although border controls were important, the real problem was with unscrupulous firms exploiting cheap labour.

To the extent that one respects one's evidence, one is not unreasonable even when one is wrong.[9] The foregoing remarks, although bordering on the platitudinous, naturally suggest a substantive model of the norms which govern our practice of belief attribution.