The phrase "although tribe" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It cannot be used effectively without additional context to clarify its intended meaning.
Example: "Although the tribe faced many challenges, they remained united."
Alternatives: "despite the tribe" or "even though the tribe".
So, although tribe membership may delay marriage, that is where most of us are still heading.
Although Tribe said "the kind of judge that I admire and Cruz abhors – a 'living constitutionalist' who believes that the constitution's meaning evolves with the needs of the time" would find Cruz eligible, he thought an "originalist judge" who shared the Texas senator's legal philosophy might not.
Although tribe members may have sought goods, "shooting arrows at people is a clear indication that they do not want contact".
Although tribe V2-1 had 6 genotypes, all but 1 belonged to the same clone.
Although tribes with successful operations have been able to use gaming income to improve the general health, education, and cultural well-being of their members, many Indian casinos have not made significant profits.
Although tribes are widely seen as social entities rather than political entities, it is difficult to draw the line between the political realm and the social realm, and the tribes' roles in each.
Although the tribe lost a decision in State Supreme Court on Monday -- the ruling lifted a temporary restraining order and permitted the developer to resume work on the 38-home subdivision -- the tribe said today that it was considering an appeal.
The land would also be freed from property taxes, although the tribe has offered to pay the county $1 million a year for 10 years.
Some Ho-Chunk and Potawatomi warriors with grievances against European-Americans took part in these raids, although most tribe members tried to avoid the conflict.
Although the tribe owned the Fort Apache buildings, they were held in trust and used exclusively by the federal government for an Indian school.
"Although the Tribe has not met the narrow and stringent standard governing this extraordinary form of relief, we recognize Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act was intended to mediate precisely the disparate perspectives in a case such as this one," the order said.
