Sentence examples for although most often from inspiring English sources

Although most often found in the canopy, they inhabit all levels of the forest where they mostly eat fleshy fruit.

Generally, if, like the Virginia Company, you'd like to think that everything in Jamestown was oatmeal, it helps if you are willing to say that Smith was either ill-informed or stretching the truth, although, most often, those who discredit him aren't as gracious as that.

Although most often I write about high culture and cultural events, sitting with some 25,000 other people at an event was, at least to me, a worthy pop cultural event.

Museums, although most often slower moving than the rest of society, are being forced to rethink what they do, how they do it and who they do it for.

Although most often meant to refer to competition between companies, it may also be used to speak of competition between states, between ideologues, between classes, rivals, trusts, workers, etc.

In many cancer-related microarray experiments (see Introduction section), P-DUDES genes showed diverse expression changes, although most often SRPX and CCD80 were downregulated whereas SRPX2 was upregulated.

Although fruit most often concludes a Chinese meal, Hunan Village sometimes has a sweet or two, with flavors and textures agreeable to Western palates.

Although he most often worked in acrylic on canvas or paper, Mr. Schacht created baseball images on everything from steel, aluminum and wood to linen napkins stiffened with gesso.

Although IPTs most often arise in the orbit, extra-orbital extension may occasionally occur via the superior orbital fissure or IOF or via the optic canal.

Evidence suggest rumination constitutes a response to negative mood (Rippere 1977), and can be perceived by ruminators as a potential way to solve their problems (Wells and Matthews 1994), although it most often exacerbates negative mood, impairs concentration, and problem-solving tasks (Lyubomirsky and Tkach 2004).

"Ideally, although it most often works the other way around," notes Peter when I ask where neophytes can begin, "I'd prefer them to start with the novel.