Sentence examples for even though concerns from inspiring English sources

And even though concerns had been registered ­repeatedly with the local medical centre, these, too, "were never adequately addressed".

"Even though concerns about China and Volkswagen are on top of mind, the conditions for modestly improving production seem to be there," Colijn said.

- NIKI KITSANTONIS, Athens Even though concerns over the Greek election results seem to have receded somewhat, there was still enough worry in the world to keep the United States Treasury bond market behaving like a safe haven.

That may sound modest, but considering that it rose just 2.3 percent over the first seven months of the year, it shows that Beijing has stepped up the pace, even though concerns about growth have intensified.

But overall the FTSE 100 is up 20.07 points at 6209.71, even though concerns of a Brexit have grown following the resignation of Ian Duncan Smith as UK work and pensions minister, exposing a split in the Conservatives which could give the advantage to the anti-EU camp.

In clinical practice, benzodiazepines are very often prescribed [ 8], even though concerns have been raised about the adverse event profile of these agents, including cognitive dysfunction and the potential risk for dependence [ 9].

Even though concern primarily focused on immunosuppression, hypersensitivity and immunostimulation are also key issues, especially with pharmaceuticals.

7 13 16–23 Even though financial concerns are often the main reason that gamblers seek help, 24 many individuals with a gambling problem report concerns for CSOs as an important reason for entering treatment.

I've been hearing that some city politicians, wary of inciting the Dolans, are looking to hide behind the excuse that the special permit is a private property issue, even though it concerns the lives of millions of New York voters.

Between stopping acquaintances on the street and browbeating them into volunteering for anti-Edison phone banks, she explained why the campaign was so important to her even though it concerns only 5 of the city's 1,200 public schools.

TURNING off Lafayette Street, where she grew up, Ms. Stephenson said that even though her concerns were greeted as less than a call to arms, she still hoped her underlying message would get through.