Sentence examples for although not through from inspiring English sources

They are likely to get safer yet, although not through any public policy.

Unfortunately, Alain Prost was also capable of winning, and that's exactly what he did - although not through any fault of Mansell's.

Bertelsmann's CDNow, a music site with an affiliate network of more than 280,000 Web sites, is also starting to offer miniature versions of its stores to those affiliates, although not through Nexchange.

Mr. Noel, Mr. Tucker and Mr. Piedrahita are also among the fund managers being sued in Connecticut Superior Court by the town of Fairfield and two of its pension plans, which lost money in several feeder-fund investments — although not through any investment with Fairfield Greenwich.

But of the estimated 400 anks printed each fall, only Purush Spandana, which translates roughly to "Male Vibrations," speaks directly to men, although not through scantily clad cover models, a distinction that sets it apart from other anks in the shop.

In the future, it could offer services to connect brands with its users — although not through a branded sticker approach.

Although the media can play a role in disseminating anti-FGM messages, the diffusion of anti-FGM attitudes still largely occurs through social networks, although not necessarily through direct contacts.

In the other No8 car, Buemi is fast and aggressive – although he has not necessarily made a lot of friends along the way – Anthony has been around a long time and been a bridesmaid at some of these races for a few years although not necessarily through any fault of his own.

Left facial nerve palsy at the age of 12, frequent alimentary vomiting and abdominal pain, episodes of exercise-induced asthma although not confirmed through respiratory tests, were found in the patient's history.

Turning to the third source of pseudoscientific belief from Benassi et al. (1980), sensationalistic or inadequate media coverage of science topics, media coverage of science has blossomed in quantity in the past several decades, although not consistently through all media.

A key element of the nation-state is the creation of a national culture, frequently — although not necessarily — through deliberate national policy.