Sentence examples for Although provided from inspiring English sources

Although provided with an interpreter, he rose from his seat slowly and introduced himself to potential jurors in English.

Although provided free of charge to the students themselves, the cost per student (inclusive of hardware and software) was approximately £520 over three years (~£170 per student per annum).

The trust eventually withdrew paper forms for discharge, although provided warnings and further offers of training and assistance before the switchover.

After the death of the Arab, al-Ludra, although provided with a name, did not attract much interest, because the variable stars are so many, and also because, starting in 1750, it was reduced to a speck, barely visible with the best telescopes of the time.

The first popular election of a president, although provided for by a 1929 amendment to the constitution, did not take place until after the death of the first post-World War II president, Karl Renner, who had been unanimously elected by the national assembly after the liberation of 1945.

12I disregard information on divorce and second marriage in this analysis, although provided by SOEP, because only few migrants in the sample report divorcing or marrying a second time.

A new report from the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate finds that the recent drop in oil and natural gas prices--although providing temporary relief for consumers--may compel governments to authorize projects that use expensive carbon-intensive fuels.

Doctors are urged to take patients' well-being into consideration without worrying about material rewards, although providing adequate pay for medical workers is described as a priority.

And the second thing is that although providing the essentials of humanitarian aid is so important, dignity also really counts, and that can be overlooked.

Although providing relief to companies, slashing lending rates without cutting deposit rates would further dent bank profitability.

In the United States many state and local governments operate hospitals on a commercial basis, although providing some charity care.