Sentence examples for Even though partly from inspiring English sources

But the threat, even though partly imagined, permitted the military to compile an arsenal that forced the Soviets to compile an arsenal to match it — and thereby to make the threat real.

Above all, the low number of participants stands out, so that these results, even though partly in accordance with the literature in the area, must be confirmed by further studies, preferably opting for non-parametric analysis.

No doubt he'd be pleased by LACMA's show today — Purifoy died at 86 in 2004 — even though (and partly because) he was well aware that museums are spaces of establishment privilege.

Now Russian-speakers are up in arms because all high schools must teach 60% of classes in Latvian from September next year, even though most already partly do so.

"Dolce" predates by nearly 30 years the explosive confessions of wartime collaboration in Marcel Ophuls's documentary "The Sorrow and the Pity," which French television declined to broadcast in 1970, even though it had partly paid for the project.

Mr. Hohn finds one man who sees himself as servicing Mother Nature in a graphically obscene way; another who takes great pride in his mission even though it is partly sponsored by arguably environment-unfriendly entities like Princess Cruises and British Petroleum; and one who wonders about the point of the whole undertaking.

In recent days, Mr. Mugabe has acknowledged his party's failure to inspire young blacks, who tired of his talk of revolution and flocked last year to an opposition party that promised to ease unemployment, even though it was partly financed by whites who once supported minority rule.

For our sense of responsibility to a world community beyond our own borders is a virtue, even though it is partly derived from the prudent understanding of our own interests.

These expenses are nondeductible even though they're partly incurred in arriving at a financial settlement or to combat a claim to income-producing property.

Even though many were partly shielded by coral reefs, 69 islands suffered significant damage and 20 had to be evacuated.

The Met approved the switch even though Ms. Shaw had a partly overlapping commitment to direct Britten's "Rape of Lucretia" for the Glyndebourne Festival's fall tour back in England, a project she had no intention of shortchanging.