Sentence examples for even though becoming from inspiring English sources

He opted to make the move even though becoming a full-time professional player would mean taking a drop in earnings compared to what he was making combining semi-professional football with building work.

He considers Palin a friend, even though after becoming governor, in December, 2006, she dismissed him.

This is true even though recessions are becoming more egalitarian.

"I think the average pediatrician can diagnose this, even though it's becoming a specialty," Dr. Legano said.

The ballet world, you get in as a kid, and that relationship can be maintained through your years, even though you are becoming a mature adult.

Even though it is becoming a bigger net contributor, particularly as farm subsidies are directed eastward, France will not agree to a big reform of the common agricultural policy ahead of a presidential election in 2012.

Germany's participation was sold to the public here as peacekeeping and reconstruction, and that's what it must remain to prevent any further erosion of support — even though it's becoming more and more obvious that the war has come to the Germans in the north, the first real fighting the German army has seen since 1945.

Even though it's becoming obvious that long-term obesity and attendant health issues are an NHS time bomb, the fat-haters still demand their right to abuse, censure and offer numbskull advice ("Eat less, move more" is a perennial favourite and must be so helpful to people weighing 25 stone).

Even though smartphones are becoming great gaming platforms, they are still very personal devices.

Even though it's becoming more and more difficult to differentiate between netbooks and notebooks, talk to your kids about netbooks.

For example, even though it's becoming a common feature in the commercial market, telemedicine adoption in the Medicare population remains rare.