Sentence examples for even though because from inspiring English sources

"The absolute numbers are going to rise quite rapidly even though because of the demographic profile, the proportion will not look so dramatic," he said.

She has established herself among the world's elite athletes in distance running even though, because of Stargardt's disease, a degenerative eye condition, she is legally blind.

You think it might actually be a good opportunity to bring someone valuable to your company — even though, because of his experience, you will have to pay him more money than you are accustomed to paying.

What's striking is that all of this is occurring even though, because it is farther south along the Antarctic peninsula, Larsen C is in a colder place than the other ice shelves that have already collapsed.

"Yet, still knowing other people got out of town -- even though because of the rain we would have been stuck inside a hotel room by the beach --it stoll got to me".

Although she has just a "bit" in this show, she names all the ones she has played in, and tells she accepted this part, even though because it was a good way for the New York managers to see her, whereas if she had gone on the road, they never would have.

So even though because we have no mandatory retirement, and because we're one of the most tenured campuses because we very much believe in tenure, I very much believe in tenure, and we have a relatively small proportion of non-tenure track faculty because of all of those reasons, we can't predict exactly when people my age or older are actually going to decide to retire.

My research indicates that it is located at Varick and Hester, but it is unmarked on the outside and, apparently, amazing on the inside, even though (or because?) the space used to be a toddler gym.

It also reiterates how computational models can be exceptionally useful for gaining insight even though, or because, they may fail in reproducing certain facets of reality.

This was unaccountably funny, even though, or perhaps because, Margaret Thatcher was not a torturer.

With Lincoln Center's White Light Festival now in its third season, its programming is better than ever, even though, or perhaps because, its mission has broadened.