Sentence examples for although that is looking from inspiring English sources

Even Rick Perry, although his polls have been moving in the wrong direction, could conceivably win in New Hampshire if he were able to consolidate the conservative vote behind him after a big win in Iowa — although that is looking much less likely now.

This money is owed to us not under a Marxist-Leninist belief (although that is looking more appealing every day) but because they actually, directly stole it.

(The Politifact story linked above also notes that in the Ohio/border comparison, Yuma is the second-worst city for aggravated assault rates, although that's looking at the entire population, not just undocumented immigrants).

And it's not planning on shipping its hardware to backers until June — assuming it hits its funding goal (although that's looking likely with, at the time of writing, more than $35,000 pledged and still 26 days left of its campaign).

In the automotive sector, Nokia primarily competes with TomTom right now, although Ryan concedes that Google is looking to get a "stronger footing" in that industry — so there's certainly a sense that the company is checking itself about getting complacent.

"No frills". The food is fine, she said, although she conceded that she is looking forward to cabbage-free days when she goes home.

Basically whaThere saying is if you want your one-time TV hanging experience to be as smooth as possible or if you have a habit of bolting down fire escapes in the middle of the night, then Samsung's recenoty-unveiled 3.3 millimeter thick 40-inch LED TV might be right up your alley.

So I will take a page from White and Okeowo and say that, although the economy is looking bleak, at least there is a beluga out there enjoying mariachi music.

Although Aegean is looking for acquisitions that will serve its existing client base, Tavlarios added that he “wouldn’t do an acquisition in a market we’re already in,” signaling the company is looking for new opportunities.

He added: "At the moment, house prices still look more likely than not to see clear increases over the coming months, although it is looking increasingly probable that there will be some easing back in house price gains from the recent strong increases".

Although it is looking increasingly unlikely that it will approve an increase before next year's general election, the governor of the Bank, Mark Carney, has indicated that at some point rates will have to rise, and that they will continue to do so until they reach around 3%.