Sentence examples for although these trends from inspiring English sources

Although these trends have been in place for around 30 years, they have been amplified in the past seven years while unemployment has been above its pre-recession level.

Although these trends are distinct, scattering is also obvious in the plots.

Although these trends were observed to be independent of time on stream, the activity did change drastically upon the initial exposure to reaction conditions.

The phylum Firmicutes also contributed more to the intestinal microbiota of captive takins (62.12 ± 4.1%) than wild takins (52.75 ± 10.9%), although these trends were not significant (Student's t-test, P = 0.077).

"Although these trends are consistent with projected impacts of climate change, " it said, "this study cannot separate the influence of climate change, if any, with that of natural variability".

Gas influence was also investigated for both types of membrane, a slight tendency of Ko to decrease with increase in molar mass and a very slight tendency of Bo to increase with increase in molar mass, although these trends were not fulfilled by neon gas.

Although all these trends would appear to bode poorly for stocks, on the theory that a weak economy reduces investor appetite for risk, there's a problem with drawing that conclusion: History has shown that lousy economic conditions, or even dismal corporate results, don't necessarily lead to disappointing stock market returns in any given year — or decade, for that matter.

However, they were at slightly lower risk for stroke and CVD/sudden death, and at moderately higher risk for coronary artery disease and diabetes, although both these trends were not significant.

And although none of these trends are unique to America, they do offend our uniquely American belief that everybody who works hard should get a fair shot.

Although all of these trends are exciting, it is critical to look at them from a business perspective to assess the potential for mass adoption in the coming year.

Henry vigorously re-established royal authority in the aftermath of the civil war, dismantling castles and increasing revenues, although several of these trends had begun under Stephen.