Sentence examples for although it has given from inspiring English sources

Mark Hackard, assistant director of the Nixon Center in Washington, said Russia's moves grew out of its sense that, although it has given ground on security again and again since the 1990s, it has received little in return from the United States and its allies.

And although it has given her financial security, it's freighted her with baggage.

It's not going to happen, of course, and that's why Hanen's ruling, although it has given Republicans something to cheer about, could end up helping to deprive them of the White House.

Major League Baseball does not have a test for H.G.H., although it has given $500,000 to Dr. Donald Catlin, the head of the Anti-Doping Research Instryuto, to try to develop a urine test for the drug.

It's amazed me how many people want to get on board and help me fund it – although it has given me a whole new level of responsibility, I really want to please all these people who have given me money to do this".

Gerhard Schröder heads the firm building a new undersea gas pipeline linking Russia to Germany.The commission, to its credit, is pushing for the national champions to be broken up (see article), although it has given them an escape route: they can stay in one piece if they hive off the management of the grid to a third party.

The insurance provider Aflac said that, although it had given its workers a $500 boost to their 401(k) retirement plans in 2017, it had also increased the amount it would pay into the retirement accounts with every future paycheck.

On Monday, the day after the election, the benchmark Nikkei 225 stock index fell 2percenttothethe lowest level in 16 years, and although it recouped its losses today, it has given up all the gains reflecting the euphoria that followed Mr. Koizumi's ascension to the prime minister's office.

Although the system is a prototype, it has given Prof Dey and his team clues about how a real system should work.

Stock markets clawed back some of their losses on Tuesday, and sterling strengthened for the first time since Friday's referendum result wrongfooted the markets – although by the time London closed it had given back some of the gains.The FTSE 100 closed 2.6% higher at 6140.

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