Sentence examples for considering even though from inspiring English sources

A founder I was advising once told me of a meaningful pivot he was "considering," even though his business was going exceptionally well.

Hence, this move is worth considering, even though it has never been developed and deviates far from traditional consequentialism, which counts not only proximate consequences but all upshots — that is, everything for which the act is a causally necessary condition.

How and why did you decide that entries could be considered even though their word counts were above your limit?

But becoming a writer was something I didn't consider, even though one English teacher had told me that I should.

Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, at the same forum, said that with the federal debt at $16 trillion, closing tax loopholes and eliminating deductions have to be considered, "even though that may technically violate the pledge".

If Maine is unable to make his next start, Manuel said Takahashi would be considered even though that would give the Mets four left-handers in a five-man rotation.

A feeble note in the records, from a legal adviser to the pensions office, stated that he had "no doubt" that her application could not be considered, even though the words referring to masculine could be interpreted as feminine.

In a paper about the system that he wrote last May, he said that the M.I.T. project raised issues that the industry licensing organizations had never considered, even though they might apply to radio as well.

After last week, when this scheming looked destined to fail, he called for Tuesday's vote on the "motion to consider" — even though he had not made clear what sort of measure the members would be taking up.

An asymmetric geometry may be considered, even though this leads to coupling between bending and torsion.

In this multipath time variant channel fading is mainly considered, even though it is not the sole effect.