Sentence examples for although not referring from inspiring English sources

Although not referring specifically to the Evans case, Lord Macdonald told the Times there was a danger of losing perspective on historical abuse cases, and urged the CPS to "keep a cool head".

Although not referring to reports of an arrest and leaving details of the unfolding inquiry to the FBI, Obama hinted at a possible foreign terrorist link behind the weekend attacks.

Some of the subjects, although not referring to a decrease in pain after the AAA, showed improvement in mood and motivation as reported by their companions.

Although not referring to natural ways of delivering, the interviewed parents in Switzerland similarly depicted worldviews emphasizing a particular notion of "the natural".

Although not referred by Dias et al. [ 14], this enzyme was already reported in K. lactis [ 68] and was recently assigned by Swiss-Prot to the K. lactis KLLA0F21120g gene.

Although not referred to as an analytic framework per se, the theory of neighborhoods affecting health was explored in seven articles (Bowie et al. 2005; Israel et al. 2006; Michael et al. 2006; Schaefer-McDaniel 2007; Songsore and McGranahan 1998; Timmermans 2007; Warr et al. 2007).

Although he was not referring to the same question, Dr. Nuland said he regarded the occurrence of disease as a purely random matter.

With regard to keywords, "drug utilization" was the most used (six studies) [ 11, 12, 14- 17] while only two studies included "access" [ 11, 17], although the term was not referring to medicines, but to health services accessibility (Additional file 1).

He said he was not referring to himself, although in speeches he often uses the plural "we" when referring to himself or his campaign.

Mr. Reagan said there were portions that really stated his policy well, although, according to Mr. Wallison, he was not referring to the time the arms sale won approval.

I'm not referring to criminal, horrific, evil behavior, although you will certainly see that.