Sentence examples for although it is even from inspiring English sources

Although it is even more limited in its features (no pictures), it is more practical.

In reality, only Toyota are likely to offer Coulthard a drive of reasonable status in 2005, although it is even possible by then that the Japanese car maker will be aiming even higher up the formula one pecking order.

And thanks to those constantly turning cameras, the gruesome moment could be seen around the world, although it is even easier to miss in the static long shot of the newsreel as it is amid the rapid cuts and handheld camera moves used by Gavron.

The polyacrylate poly(M4) was hardly used so far as hydrophilic block although it is even much more hydrophilic than polyacrylamide poly(M3) by virtue of the strongly hydrophilic sulfoxide moiety [ 19, 24].

Although it is even possible that Var ^ (β ^ m | L ) becomes negative when Var ^ (β ^ m | I ) < Var ^ (β ^ u | I ), this is unlikely to happen because adjustment of logistic regression coefficients is expected to result in a loss of precision [ 24].

It is interesting to see that GFPT1 was ranked no. 1 among the late stage biomarkers although it was even not a biomarker in the early stage.

A study in Russia showed that in total around 15% of respondents had made informal payments in the past three years, although it was even more common in poorer regions.

The design of the hardware itself is sleek, although it's evened out by a boring, dated UI.

Given its provocative (although meaningless) title, it is even possible that some conference-goers showed up at the panel expecting to hear my presentation.

Although Lowden said it is even more important at young teams like his, where more team-building is needed, even at mid-sized teams with long histories the job is of vital importance, said Bruno Senna, a driver at the Williams team.

It would be unfair to talk about season two (airing on Sky Atlantic), although if anything it is even deeper and stranger, and – free of the novel's ties – audaciously opens in the late Pleistocene era (that's what I call a prologue).