Sentence examples for although not totally from inspiring English sources

"Although not totally deaf, Arsenal's former record goalscorer, Cliff Bastin, was almost deaf," Andy Kelly explained.

Healthy people must also be induced to sign up, to provide a good risk pool, which means subsidizing premiums for those with lower incomes and, preferably although not totally necessary, imposing a penalty on those without insurance.

Warburton will have a month off after the weekend, going on holiday and resting, although not totally, before joining up with Wales (if selected, he points out) and going off to camp in Switzerland and the 50-degree heat of Qatar.

The invasions had even provided a form of stimulus to development: having lost first its Egyptian granary and, later, its North African and Sicilian resources, the empire had to live essentially, although not totally, from whatever it could produce in the lands remaining to it.

The ruling is a significant, although not totally unexpected, setback for Theresa May.

Although not totally analogous, given what happened to Path, transparency in these situations is definitely advisable.

There is a wide range of serum-free media available (see Box 3), although not all of these are totally defined.

Although still not totally understood, the role played by hydrophobic forces is ubiquitous in chemical, biological and physical systems, and they must be considered to design future polymers for gene delivery.

At the United Nations, diplomats reacted to the unverified reports with caution, although they did not totally discount the possibility.

Mr. Krugman argues that although he is not totally enamored of the American system, it "still takes the prize".

Trump said he was "was very impressed by that answer", although it had not totally changed his mind.