Sentence examples for even though a certain from inspiring English sources
It is a complex fear, because the average Indian is not sure whether he is afraid anymore, even though a certain type of politician and intellectual tells him he should be.
Even though a certain level of deference was required to get him in the door, Bachardy wrote that "the confrontation between my sitter and me is the subject of my pictures".
Even though a certain degree of bias exists in any randomized clinical trial, we tried to minimize major potential biases.
Therefore, even though a certain percentage of the new buildings are energetically more efficient, the energy consumption is still globally increasing.
Modern seismic resistant structures need to be designed in order to withstand frequent earthquakes without significant damages and to remain safe, even though a certain amount of structural damage is accepted in case of rare seismic events.
In certain cases, even though a certain stagnation to exit pressure ratio may be able to start the tunnel, a higher pressure ratio may be desirable for better flow quality.
The analysis reveals an interesting dependence on the edge-boundary conditions and highlights the need to carry out deeper investigations even though certain classical boundary conditions are taken into account through the most modern electronic computers.
A network meta-analysis enables the evaluation of the comparative effectiveness of multiple interventions even though certain pairs might not be directly compared.
Automation was bringing greater and greater efficiency, even though, at a certain point, the logic of increasing efficiency would catch up with him, and he wouldn't be around any longer to witness it.
But Dr Jevrejeva said that even though injecting a certain amount of SO2 into the atmosphere might lower mean global temperatures by 1C or more over a few decades, the CO2 would still persist there.
Fixation of these mutant alleles occurs even though above a certain frequency there will no longer be an advantage to producing males (since only a small proportion of the females would still be fertilizing their eggs).
