Sentence examples for even though cities from inspiring English sources

Even though cities in general may be environmentally more efficient, twenty million or thirty million is a lot of people.

Even though cities like New York may attract many of them, he said, builders are working hard to create retirement communities to keep them in the suburbs.

Even though cities must chart their own path, cooperation and knowledge-sharing between neighboring cities cannot be overstated, and cities should build on existing regional/state norms, regulations and policies, where possible.

"Stormwater is a kind of underappreciated issue, even though cities are spending tens of billions of dollars on it," said Ryan Withall, a second-year student who helped organize the trip.

Even though cities like New York and San Francisco are at the epicenter of the country's burgeoning tech scenes, an astounding share of residents still lack access to the Internet.

Yet even though cities can't stop deliveries traveling through their jurisdiction, many cities currently ban deliveries to their jurisdiction.

But even though City have spent, don't forget we need to build everything.

He endorsed this idea even though city voters had twice passed the existing term-limits law in referendums.

The sale of a Bronx apartment building is proceeding, even though city housing officials rejected the deal just months ago.

** — A Portland commissioner, Steve Novick, to the Portland Oregonian, after Uber launched there even though city law prohibits such services.

While people perspired, Jeffrey Watkins, 48, fished -- off Midland Pier on Staten Island -- even though city officials recommended that people not eat anything they caught.