Sentence examples for although this turned from inspiring English sources

Although this turned out to be wrong, the story was not surprising, for a number of reasons.

Earlier this year, the Daily Mail blamed a quarter of all London crimes on eastern European crooks, although this turned out to be an exaggerated figure that was later corrected.

Although this turned out to be a known disease with a known genetic cause, our experience in this study is nevertheless revealing in the context of a study conducted in China, where traditionally experienced medical geneticists are lacking.

Gensler and Venus claim "overwhelming backing from Londoners" although this turns out to be based on an unscientific poll of whoever turned up to two exhibitions of the proposals.

Although this turns the play into a conventional backstager — we've already been taken through all the old "Will this show ever get on?" frets — this is not a particularly sentimental work, and it doesn't turn any of its five women into heroines.

I had had a one-week course to "train" me as a teacher, although upon arrival this turned out to be useless, as the resources we thought we might have (moveable desks, enough paper, classes small enough to organise group activities) were clearly not there.

Bill splitting (or "sharing" in the app's language) is also supported, although Park says this turned out to be less popular than the founders thought it would be, with only around 5percentnt os users making use of it.

Similarly in the morning the house "turns itself on, as it has every morning since the family had it retrofitted with the Smart House system of wiring five years ago" – although disappointingly this turns out to mean turning the heating and hot water on, which my house can do, and starting up the coffee machine and oven by themselves – surely a disaster waiting to happen.

This partly explains the "baby" search, too, although this story turned out to be incorrect.

Similarly, they said Rick Astley was only the tea boy who'd been allowed to record a song, although this later turned out to be untrue.

Patients attending APT were more satisfied than WL-patients although this difference turned non-significant when pre-treatment functional limitations were high.