Sentence examples for Although opened from inspiring English sources

Although opened after the 1896 Light Railways Act came into force, it was authorised and constructed prior to that act.

Although opened in 1800 at the cost of £100,000, the new harbour at Grimsby failed to attract the levels of trade the company had projected, caused largely by a lack of inland transport networks.

The bridge was designed to be able to carry the loads required for a railway; and although opened as a traffic bridge, it was intended to be converted to allow rail once the Mildura railway line was extended to the bridge.

There were three large windows, although opening them meant enduring the clamoring traffic on Prenzlauer Allee below.

Although opening jars is problematic for older adults, little is known about the best interface design for jar lids.

CT brain scans, MRI scans of head and neck and recurrent lumbar punctures done during this period where normal although opening pressures were not recorded.

The recent advances in nanotechnology, although opening up new opportunities for the advancement of technology and medicine, could also lead to unforeseen adverse health effects in exposed human subjects.

Although "opening of the sea" may evoke images of Moses parting the Red Sea, this ceremony is not quite what it sounds like.

This was not the case, although opening both the cortical and the nuclear barriers extends the longevity of the mother.

Although opening up about your thoughts and fears to a complete stranger may seem frightening or even ridiculous, therapy is the most successful treatment for depression.

The Improvisation closed (although branches opened elsewhere).