Sentence examples for although it was rather from inspiring English sources

Indeed, this study showed an association between a culture balance and team effectiveness, although it was rather marginal [ 21].

And although it is rather more comfortable for us now, we are still a cultural and artistic dissent against the norm".

(Although it's rather strange to think 10 polling points' worth of Americans would be moved by France's involvement?) The number appeared to be down from what a poll reflected last week.

Although it is rather galling that working for a garden designer doesn't command that kind of response: we have been looking for a landscape architect for sometime now.

That's one of the unique things about the dealer industry, although it's rather fragmented everyone knows each other".

Although it is rather difficult to prove a temporal correlation between HXR and optical intensity variations, we discuss here some previous results and recent attempts.

Although it is rather difficult to evaluate the average particle size through Scherrer's formula for morphologies that differ from spherical geometry, an evaluation was conducted to corroborate the TEM results.

Although it is rather difficult to estimate the number of workers exposed to noise above 85 dB(A), it may be reasonable to believe that at least several million workers exposed to noise should be covered by the 1992 guidelines for the prevention of noise hazards.

Theorem 2.2 is stated here somewhat imprecisely although it is rather clear what the right statement should be: if (psi ) is not smooth and strongly plurisubharmonic then (|alpha |^2_{ipartial bar{partial }psi }) should be replaced by any non-negative locally bounded (H) such that (ibar{alpha }wedge alpha le Hipartial bar{partial }psi ).

Although it is rather small, it packs a huge punch.

Because of an exposed section along the Velická próba and tricky orientation especially on the ridge, both are among the more difficult scrambling routes in the High Tatras, although it's rather climbing, since there are many moments when one must rely on ones hands to hold ones bodyweight.