Sentence examples for Even though even from inspiring English sources

Even though even more records could fall before the storm ends, both Sinnott and Dorler expect Erie will be back up and operating normally within days.

But if, in contrast, there is the right kind of pattern of overlap and continuity, same rope, even though, even if no single fiber makes it all the way across.

And so you put it off, week after week, doing the work yourself — even though even reallocating the time spent on one cleaning session would realistically be enough to hire someone else to do it.

The Legal Aid and Advice Act, set up by the Attlee government in 1949, played an enormous role in supporting the rights of those too poor to afford private legal advice, even though even in the early 1980s most solicitors didn't offer it to tenants in cases against their landlords.

And, now it's gone absolutely nutty, with the Huffington Post running a multi-part series (up to five separate articles so far -- all done in the past 10 days) all playing up misleading claims saying that Ayyadurai invented email, even though even a basic understanding of the history shows he did not.

GOP leaders rushed to denounce Trump's remarks about Judge Curiel, with Republican senators including Kelly Ayotte, Jeff Flake, Rob Portman, and Mitch McConnell speaking out against his comments and House Speaker Paul Ryan calling them "out of left field" even though even a casual observer knows they were coming right from home plate for the past year.

Notably, CBS's local television and radio stations posted a 2 percent increase in revenue for the quarter over a year ago, even though even-numbered years like 2010, when there is an influx of political spending, typically outperform odd-numbered years.

(6) No Trollope this year, not even one — even though, against all odds, there is an app for that.

Our accounts of it make it clear that there was every possibility, even then, even though the Spartans weren't there, even though Philip's forces were at their peak.

Life seemed even better, even though it had been good to him ever since morning...

A study may be misleading, useless, or even harmful, even though it seems to be perfectly designed, conducted, analyzed, and reported.