Sentence examples for dropped even though from inspiring English sources

The week the American Ambassador to Libya was killed, Obama's poll rating dropped even though Romney's grandstanding response was widely criticized.

In the 1970s, Robert Moses' name was dropped even though he was still a consultant to the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, an omission, The New York Times wrote, akin to dropping Scarlett O'Hara from "Gone With the Wind".

Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England, stepped into that row on Tuesday by admitting that Threadneedle Street did not know the review was being dropped even though Bailey already sits on the FCA board.

In a recent report, the Goldman Sachs analyst Peter P. Appert noted that Tribune operating expenses had dropped, even though the costs of newsprint and of employee benefits rose.

Then, between 140 million and 130 million years ago, wing length dropped even though oxygen levels began to rise.

Toure seems to be the player who most people suggest should be dropped, even though he is suspended for the first leg of the next round.

The murder rate has fallen by almost half and crime continues to drop, even though the police have avoided strong-arm tactics.

And the cost of health care for its furloughed workers did not drop, even though the number of people covered declined by more than two-thirds.

Ocular irritation evaluation revealed that FBA-EM F2 had better ocular biocompatibility than 0.03% FB-Na eye drops, even though the FBA concentration was up to 0.1%.

The cumulative efficiency continuously drops as the rate of moisture removal drops even though the input energy is the same because of this falling rate period.

If the price spikes at some time in the future, the allocation may have to drop even though the demand is the same to avoid breaking the budget.