Sentence examples for campaign even though the from inspiring English sources

The documents also show that United States officials and agencies backed the anti-Pinochet campaign, even though the American government had worked to undermine the government that Pinochet overthrew in a 1973 coup and initially supported his government.

As the opponents of the war the Liberal Democrats stand to gain a little one more time as the arguments are revisited in the run-up to the election, perversely with a greater media intensity than in the 2005 campaign, even though the conflict was much more recent then.

I thought that the game mechanics in the original Watch Dog were great – they're the main reason I stuck it out and completed the main campaign even though the story and hero were majorly boring.

The Trump Tower rent jumped fivefold in July over what it had been for most of the campaign, even though the number of employees working there has no more than doubled.

Comparisons to the Bush vs McCain 2000 South Carolina primary sleaze are inaccurate in that sense: the rumors about McCain fathering a black child were done anonymously, at least in the beginning, not by the Bush campaign (even though the latter surely had a hand in it).

In the U.S., Sarkozy became well-known and well-appreciated for his activism and successes in foreign affairs, but foreign policy was completely absent from the French presidential campaign, even though the French reintegrated NATO fully under Sarkozy's tenure and became even more involved in Afghanistan.

Clinton got off to a particularly good start in the large county of Laramie, after reports of high numbers of surrogate ballots in her favour pointed to the effective organising ability of the campaign even though those in attendance were overwhelmingly pro-Sanders.

By far among the mayoral candidates, Mr. Hevesi has drawn the most venom from the mayor during this primary campaign, even though Mark Green, the public advocate, and Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, have been at times highly critical of the administration's policies.

She vowed to soldier on in her campaign, even though, in the words of Patrick Healy of The New York Times, she faces "daunting math".

Concerted action by stakeholders in the tomato sector in Florida arose from two decades of campaigning even though the government was aware of the risks faced by workers".

Which is why, in historical terms, the dissident Saudi's violent campaign, even though it engendered the breakup of his organization and, ultimately, his own violent death, was a certain kind of success.