Sentence examples for even though certainly from inspiring English sources

Even though, certainly for mass-produced items, the manufacture of a product for delivery to its customers or to the market comes after the closure of the design phase, the manufacturing process is often reflected in the functional requirements of a device, for example in putting restrictions on the number of different components of which the device consists.

Interestingly, this observation also suggests that trans-regulation of alternative splicing, even though certainly possible [54], plays a minor role, since one would expect that it would have the same effect on autosomes and sex-linked markers.

In those moments it was obvious that what keeps crime down is not policing but morality: ordinary people freely deciding not to do things which are criminal and wrong even though would almost certainly go unpunished.

I manage to convince him that even though, yes, I most certainly am very interested in filling my stomach with beer, I'm still a big fan of eccentric home decoration.

Discussions are now taking place in COMEAP and beyond on how to add in the effects of NO2 on deaths from air pollution, but even though, Walton says, this is "certainly one of the key issues in the field at the moment", no final number is expected any time soon.

Even before (though certainly in parallel with) the emergence of active networks, research on open network architectures and open signalling was investigating how to provide suitable and distinct control plane and data plane mechanisms.

The program "is having a real impact on the ground, even though I certainly acknowledge there are a lot of challenges and a lot of difficulties," he said.

But even though it certainly isn't a wreck, it isn't exactly exciting, either; it lacks that certain something: vitality.

"She insisted on creating a world where she could make her children feel as safe as possible, even though she certainly had her faults in that area.

Did he hate the rest of the building?" He was diagnosed depressive, even (though less certainly) manic depressive, hospitalised occasionally, and dependent on numerous medications all his life.

Franklin Roosevelt was an excellent president even though he certainly enjoyed a leg up because of his association with his distant cousin, Teddy Roosevelt.