Sentence examples for although, ever from inspiring English sources
It was performed via 47 specially placed loudspeakers, although – ever the progressive – Zinovieff now thinks loudspeakers are outdated.
Although ever in motion, these people do very little: their lives are held in place by the weight of the past and the anticipation of the future.
Me, I'm trying to remain neutral, although ever since the van-deer encounter the slogan I've been seeing on a hunter-oriented video game has a certain appeal: "The Buck Drops Here".
At that time it was only the absence of pain that allowed me to concentrate, although ever since I've had plenty of time to run over all of this crap again and again in my head.
The accuracy of computationally inferred haplotypes increases with sample size, and although ever larger genotypic data sets are being generated, the fact that existing methods require substantial computational resources limits their applicability to data sets containing tens or hundreds of thousands of samples.
Humor is a constant in human lives, ever present, although ever changing, and inextricably tangled up with art.
And although "ever-closer union" remains in the treaties, the Tusk document makes it clear that Britain has an exemption.
Meanwhile, the little scamps will have taken off with the cash and be splitting it (although ever-scheming Zane will probably have convinced his little brother he deserves a larger share) despite having agreed to pay back my expenses before pocketing the profits.
Although Everest students registered poor passing rates on the nursing exams last year, the spokesman said scores have been improving in recent quarters.
Although ever-increasing amount of literature has shown that different kinds of MSCs, including bone marrow-derived MSCs (BMSCs), synovium-derived MSCs (SMSCs) and adipose-derived MSCs (AMSCs) may all prove beneficial for meniscus repair due to their evident chondrogenic capacity [ 7- 10], none of them has received a general consensus in literature.
Although Everest has been climbed by many routes during different seasons, 5 over 83% of all ascents occurred during the spring along the standard routes in the last 25 years of the study period (table 1).
