Sentence examples for although going through from inspiring English sources

His BBC3 chatshow, although going through at least two revamps, was never a success and has been dropped, while the latest attempt to find a vehicle for him, the Saturday night variety show that tries to revive the success of his Big Breakfast pairing with Denise Van Outen, failed to capture the imagination of viewers.

"It's providing comfort in the sense that, although what I'm going through is a tiny smidgen of what he's gone through, the fact someone has endured what he endured gives me strength.

Given the personal ways in which stress-related illnesses manifest themselves, it is hard to know exactly what he is going through, although the prevalence of mental illness means there is no shortage of empathy for him.

Although the merger is going through smoothly, as a result of the exercise of tact and co-operation on the part of all the local authorities and between and within all the political parties ... .....

"Although she was going through hard times, I never laughed so hard in my life," Ms. Rottman said.

I think that there is a great deal of confidence that ultimately, although we are going through a rough patch, that the prospects for the world economy are very, very strong.

He was a rock climber and I was a backpacking instructor, and although we were going through our first rough patch as a new couple, there was no place we'd rather be to work through our problems than the rough but beautiful forest of Yosemite.

Although you're going through hard times, how you treat others matters.

Although she is going through a terrible time, keep telling her that things will be better and that she has many wonderful opportunities ahead of her.

Although is she just going through the Meryl motions?

Separately, we've heard from sources that the spectre of closure had been hanging over the offices for a while — how could it not, given the bigger issues that Yahoo was going through — although Yahoo continued to reassure staff that it was business as usual.