Sentence examples for although the marking from inspiring English sources

For instance, for the *k- prefix a function to derive different kinds of action verbs has been proposed (Sagart 1999: 100f; occasionally, it also occurs with state verbs, although the marking of state verbs does not belong to its primary functions (Sagart 1999: 105).

Although the budget marks the end of the government's honeymoon period, it does not necessarily follow that the coalition is suddenly doomed to become unpopular.

And although the scoreline marked the gulf in class between the two sides, Tahiti once again won new fans with their willingness to get on the scoresheet rather than defend in numbers.

Although the Somme marks the climactic end of In Parenthesis, it was not the end of Jones's wartime service.

Although the riots marked the end of a thriving retail strip dominated by white merchants, Morris Spielberg, a furniture salesman, stayed put and thrived.

He finished with 10.5 sacks and earned his 10th Pro Bowl in as many years, although the season marked the first time in Taylor's career that he was not selected to the All-Pro team.

Although this marked the end of the students' studio visit, this isn't the end of Henry Street Settlement's involvement with Daniel Arsham.

The dyed signs were made with waterproof, permanent markers (Sharpie, USA); although the marks faded with time, they were still well visible during the last observation session.

Although the marks for the study groups were marginally higher than for the non-study groups in both cohorts (usually by 1 2%), these differences were not statistically significant (t-test).

Michael Gartenberg, research director at Gartner, said in an e-mail message that although this marks the end of an era for Apple, Mr. Jobs should still be able to shape Apple's products in the chairman role.

Although the moves mark a toning down of the government's original anti-terror intentions, they have caused unease among international observers.