Sentence examples for although it has come from inspiring English sources

Sandemans New Europe tours, which pioneered the idea back in 2004, now runs its "famous free tours" in 18 cities – although it has come under scrutiny for its approach, which requires self-employed guides to pay a set fee per tourist, regardless of how much, or little, people tip.

Despite the recent implosion that many stocks have experienced, BlackRock has maintained its lofty price level and valuation, although it has come down from where it traded in mid-July.

Although it has come earlier than anyone expected, this looks like Joshua's time.

Although it has come to an end, we will carry on reporting health and the NHS as a priority.

Falconry, another traditional pursuit, is still practiced, although it has come under increasingly strict regulation because several species on which the falcon preys have become endangered.

For seniors like catcher Courtney Crews, this season has been the fulfillment of a dream, although it has come at the expense of other significant events.

Although it had come to us in the mail inside a tennis ball, it was legal then, fresh from a lab in Texas.

Hopefully Friday will have the same outcome as that tie, although for me it has come too soon.

Like Rothko's plans for the restaurant itself, the final choice and arrangement of works was never finalised, although a Rothko Room (as it has come to be known) is almost always on view somewhere at Tate.

There are many variations to the squab pie in England, although it traditionally includes mutton, it has come to mean a pie with many ingredients or a "scraps pie".

Although a unified approach is attractive, it has come under criticism from Abbott (2003, 2008) and Abbott and Horn (2011).