Sentence examples for began even though from inspiring English sources

It claims that the population has grown since the wars began, even though hundreds of thousands of people are thought to have either died or fled.

The US has allowed only 463 Iraq refugees into the country since the war began, even though an estimated 3.8 million have fled.

That's actually up from 4.1 percent when the day began, even though Mr. Gingrich is tied for fourth place in New Hampshire with just 10 percent of the vote.

On a brief visit to the Rwandan capital, Kigali, he expressed regret and remorse for "not act[ing] quickly enough after the killing began," even though there was no political pressure to apologize.

Two weeks earlier they had received their salaries for the pay period before the shutdown began even though they were in unpaid status by the time of that payout.

"I'm a young man who, uh, grew up in Syracuse," he began, even though, at 56 years old, and as Virginia's Democratic candidate for governor, he was not so young anymore.

The match had been in doubt until about two weeks ago, when a court effectively ordered that it begin even though some legal issues between the sides were unresolved.

The Internet innuendo and tabloid sniping about "Gyspy" has already begun, even though critics won't see the production for two and a half weeks.

The New York Times notes that the market reaction is beginning:Even though many on Wall Street believe that a default remains unlikely, the financial markets are starting to become agitated.

Or at least, it was late in deploying help, waiting until well after the initial attack had begun even though President Obama had authorized the military to do whatever it needed to hours earlier.

But, he said, he was pleased Osborne had signalled a share sale could begin even though the shares are worth less than the average 502p the government paid for them.