Sentence examples for although greatly from inspiring English sources

Although greatly gifted pop musicians, they are definitely not virtuosos.

"We know that Al Qaeda, although greatly reduced in capability and numbers, still is desperate to maintain relevance here in Iraq," said Maj. Gen. David Perkins, the spokesman for the American military in Baghdad, on Sunday.

Fashion as a form of self-expression, although greatly diminished from the peacock pride of the 1970s and '80s, was discernible during New York Fashion Week last month on Park Avenue, left.

With its many jurisdictional boundaries and its persistent bureaucratic fault lines, our current system, although greatly improved since 9/11, affords too many opportunities to let information slip, too many occasions for human frailty to assert itself.

Hogarth was prescient: 19th-century politicians would indeed use beer to wean people off Mother's Ruin.Hogarth himself, although greatly distressed by the gin craze, was by no means puritanical about alcohol per se.

The Hudson, although greatly improved since the 1960's, still suffers from a variety of ills, he said, and a new burst of plans to build factories and power plants along the river could degrade the water and mar the landscape.

Aerospace manufacturing remains an economic factor, although production greatly decreased during the 1990s.

Instead, the tower -- topped by a soaring copper-plated eagle -- will remain an office building, although a greatly refurbished one.

Northern newspapers and magazines wrote extensively about the black soldiers' bravery at Port Hudson, although they greatly exaggerated their success.

Jordanians, although not greatly agitated by these royal goings-on, do express fears that Hassan's dismissal may injure an already struggling economy.

Although waterflooding greatly increases recovery from a particular reservoir, it still leaves up to one-third of the oil in place.