Sentence examples for although usefully from inspiring English sources

Both "pay equity" statistics (although usefully illustrative) and the arguments debunking these statistics (such as Mr. Grothman's "suggestion" that it is more important for men to make money than for women) are distracting and misleading for three reasons: 1) both strongly suggest an incorrect zero-sum, either/or, women v. men framework for the issue.

The turn of the century concluded what is generally referred to as Beethoven's first period, although some usefully extend it to the summer of 1802, when he wrote the "Heilgenstadt Testament" (see below); during this period his art stayed mainly within the bounds of 18th-century technique and ideas.

Although this usefully obtains cell-rich samples, its invasive nature makes it an unpleasant test.

Although HPLC usefully exhibited retention times lengthening in relation to the number of 5′-Dmtr ethers per homostar, both during chain extension and detritylation, by 5-mers 17 and 18 the peaks were too broad to be of further analytical use (see Supporting Information), presumably due to the exponentially growing number of diastereoisomers at the P-centers of the oligo backbone.

And usefully, although we may be short of new homes, we're certainly not short of statistics to describe the problem.

Hopes that it would be priced against cars such as the Porsche Boxster or BMW Z4 turned out to be incorrect, but when you drive the F-Type, you immediately understand that it belongs in a higher bracket with a price to match – although it's still usefully cheaper than a 911.

Put less usefully, perhaps, although sex (the features of bodies we typically aggregate as male and female) may be biological, gender (the social roles we call femininity and masculinity) is "socially constructed".

Although high doses might usefully promote the sedative action of melatonin in some children with neurodevelopmental disorders, this might not be the case for slow metabolisers of melatonin.

We consider that this study demonstrates that treatment trials can be usefully representative although the degree to which they are depends upon the details of design.

Qualitatively, this is unlikely to have occurred by chance given the consistent interaction with gender, although this analysis could usefully be replicated in other future database analyses to correlate theses findings.

Bin Laden usefully personified evil, although the adversary was in fact decentralised, faceless or, like Isis, hydra-headed.