Sentence examples for even though currently from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, under President Bush's latest plan, middle-income workers would see large benefit cuts in just 15 years, even though currently scheduled benefits could be fully covered by their Social Security taxes.
He knows how reluctant politicians in the West are to lower tariffs, ease quotas or raise foreign aid, even though, currently, foreign aid accounts for only a tiny fraction of government spending.
The results show that renewable energy as a power source has the potential to replace common used fossil fuel in the near future even though currently coal gasification technology is the still the dominant technology.
Therefore, portable chest DTS could also substantially increase the diagnostic value of portable CXR in the ICU, even though currently no portable version of a chest DTS modality is available.
Even though, currently, little ethanol is exported to the EU under the RED requirements (see Table 3, [55 58]), interview statements from along the production chain affirm that the sector is expanding and companies are also getting prepared to receive one of the mentioned certification schemes.
The third selected NH, i.e. Casa del Quartiere di San Salvario, is in the San Salvario neighbourhood, an area which has historically hosted different waves of migrants, from Southern Italians in the 1960s to first foreigners in the 1970s and 1980s, even though currently the ratio of foreign residents is 13%, below the city average of 15%.
China, traditionally, is neither a nation-state nor a colonial empire, even though it currently includes areas of imperial conquest.
Even though plague currently poses little threat to Americans, it has been cited as a potential bioterror weapon.
Like most Republicans, Mr. Romney wants to eliminate the estate tax entirely, even though it currently applies only to estates of more than $10 million for a married couple.
The welfare cuts already announced would contribute only 13% of that overall reduction, even though welfare currently makes up 28% of all public expenditure.
The tenuous nature of the economy means that Rahmon's hold on power is far from secure, even though he currently faces no significant political opposition.
