Sentence examples for although departing from inspiring English sources

And although departing executives can broadly expect a year or two's salary and bonus, Mr Purcell's deal was inflated by the inclusion of a special stock grant last year.

Although departing from her most visible role as one of the top female tennis prospects in Canadian history, Marino said she wanted to use her status to spread awareness about the challenges she has faced.

Only their dog is spared – although a departing Powers kicks its larynx so hard it can no longer bark.

American officials say they have uncovered no evidence that anyone in Pakistan's senior leadership knew about Bin Laden's hiding place, although the departing defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, said recently that he thought "somebody" in Pakistan knew.

Although the departing government has tried in recent months to address decelerating growth by easing bank loan restrictions, increasing pensions and offering tax breaks to small businesses, a lack of consensus among the top stewards of the economy has stymied a more muscular response, insiders say.

Apart from that, little is known about The Beach, although the departing Zane Lowe loves him (course he does) and he apparently lives in Clapham, South London, where he kickstarted his career, literally, by booting a football into his future producer's back garden.

Indeed, although the departing BBC divisions – Sport, Children's, 5 Live, Learning and some of Future Media and Technology – together represent hundreds of millions of pounds' worth of business, they were united by not being "owned" by either of the two big London-based corporate baronies – Vision, Audio and Music – both of which were determined to give up nothing.

Although the departing don't always go public with their reasons, taxes seem to be a frequent complaint.

The exact number of suspects to have moved through the prisons is unknown, although Michael V. Hayden, the departing director of the agency, has in the past put the number at "fewer than 100".

There are slight differences between this list and other authoritative lists for Hymenoptera (see additional file 1): the list generally follows Gauld & Bolton [ 48], although departs significantly in splitting Apidae (sensu lato) into several families, following Goulet & Huber [ 49].

In more recent years, the researchers found, the flow out of the United States gained momentum during the 1960s and is continuing, with an estimated 100,000 to 150,000 U.S. residents leaving annually--although the majority of those departing were not U.S. citizens.