Sentence examples for Although regard from inspiring English sources

The use of more elaborate models to derive secondary end points is encouraged, although regard should be paid to the possibility that complex models may not yield mathematically unique solutions.

Thus, "although regarded as a disappointment, his 1983 performance in fact bears a remarkable resemblance" to the projected figures.

Although regarded as a freak show by many, Foulke was agile for his size and an expert penalty stopper.

Although regarded as one of the great comic actors in the history of film, five of his seven Oscar nominations were for roles in dramas rather than comedies.

Although regarded as an international beacon for fairness, the justice system only rarely recognized glaring injustices and barely challenged codified hatred.

Although regarded as a hoax, the letter led to a series of investigations and the expulsion of the management of six schools in east Birmingham.

Although regarded, in its initial form, as an oversimplification12, it surely represents a formidable conceptual starting point point for research on the subject.

Although regarded as notorious by some, Mr Farage continues to enjoy considerable personal popularity, a popularity his performance in last week's leaders' debate did nothing to dent.

Although regarded by a number of critics as Capra's last solid work, State of the Union strained to be as stirring as Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

Although regarded as a king's man, Simon was one of the committee of 12 appointed to handle the acute crisis of 1244 between Henry and his angry barons.

Although regarded as overly commercial by purists, the trio inspired the folk-music revival and paved the way for the breezy and ingratiating Limeliters and Chad Mitchell Trio and later for more political artists like Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and Peter, Paul and Mary.