Sentence examples for although the headlines from inspiring English sources

Although the headlines have faded, many problems have not.

Although the headlines aptly described events of the last two months, they were published in May and June 2010.

But although the headlines suggest that droves of eighteen-year-olds are rushing to the Netherlands, the numbers aren't that high.

Although the headlines appear in a search when you click on them you get the message "Sorry, your page was not found …" Curious indeed.

So, although the headlines are being made by legislation and court decisions at the state level, the financial aspects of same-sex marriage are, for the most part, controlled at the federal level.

British public spending on health is comparable to levels in other countries; it is low private health-care spending that accounts for most of the country's shortfall.Yet although the headlines inevitably stress spending, the urgent quest is for greater responsiveness.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest State news agency Sana is reporting that 11 people were injured (although the headline says seven).

The view is that, although the headline economy is much better than it has been, economic life for middle America remains a struggle.

Although the headline figures will dent Labour morale, Miliband's supporters can take some encouragement from findings suggesting he is becoming more admired and trusted by voters.

But, although the headline rate can look good, you won't build up as much interest as you would if you'd paid in a lump sum.

The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics put the average price of a home in England at £271,000, although the headline figure disguises big regional differences.