Sentence examples for although newly from inspiring English sources

Although newly repaired, they show signs of use.

The hospital – although newly updated – was worse than basic, and there have been a number of cases where healthcare fell far short of acceptable standards.

In the three-year deal, the Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union persuaded the company to drop its demand to freeze pensions for current workers, although newly hired workers will not have pensions, but 401(k) plans.

The Paradox of Success: Higher Rents and Gentrification The current concern over liquor licenses and backyard cafes may seem mild, even petty, compared with the worries of the past, although newly outraged residents have taken to calling the neighborhood an "alcoholic theme park" and "inebriation central".

Although newly published papers may not have time to accumulate citations, they could contribute to the literature by indicating research directions.

In Dehgolan plain, traditional methods of irrigation are still in use, although newly pressurized irrigation systems are getting more common in this watershed.

Although newly-sequenced genomes may contain many TEs, it is often unclear what proportion of the identified elements remains active in the population.

However, although newly-isolated NBS fibroblasts have relatively short telomeres when compared to newly-isolated normal fibroblasts, there does not appear to be a significantly increased rate of telomere erosion per se, with the replicative capacities of NBS cells being inversely proportional to the telomere length at explant (Tauchi et al. 2002; Hou et al. 2012).

Although the newly redesigned Mercedes-Benz S-Class car is not cheap, it is a bargain in comparison.

Compared with New York and Paris, London has barely been touched by modern dance, although the newly refurbished Sadler's Wells Theater is now at last presenting top international companies.

Wise words, although the newly married and chilled out Seve would show on the Sunday that even the greatest could feel the strain.