Sentence examples for although modern-day from inspiring English sources

Although modern-day slavery affects a cross-section of the population, some groups are more vulnerable.

Although modern-day idols like Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts hardly cruise the strip or chat up tourists, stars have been spotted at the new clubs and bars.

Although modern-day environmentalists generally acknowledge the scale and ubiquity of human impacts on the planet, environmentalism has long been a nostalgic enterprise, one that aspires to a past where passenger pigeons still fly and dodos still waddle, figuratively if not literally.

Although modern-day Mars is an arid place, there is substantial evidence that water likely flowed on the planet's surface several billion years ago.

We may never know exactly what the stones were used for, although modern-day shamans in Costa Rica use ritual stones to communicate with spirits or diagnose illnesses, LiveScience reported.

The digital books are likely to provoke pangs of nostalgia for anyone who grew up with them, although for modern-day children more used to playing games on a console or tablet than writing them on a computer, they are more likely to be historical curiosities.

Although superficially the modern-day equivalent of Pink Floyd, Anathema are much more than that: masters of exquisite, heartbreaking melodies, spine-tingling pathos and invigorating bombast delivered with a sublime lightness of touch.

Although UNEP oversees many modern-day agreements, it has little power to impose or enforce sanctions on noncomplying parties.

"So, although racing's biggest modern-day drugs scandal can be said to have grown in terms of numbers of horses involved, it does remain confined to just one Godolphin team.

On weekends, lines face closures, either partial or full, and there is the occasional delay (although, due to its modern-day signal system, they are more rare than New York out of my ten or so rides, I was held once).

Although they seem fanciful to modern-day viewers, wonder books anchored developing empirical systems of medical observation.