Sentence examples for even though for now from inspiring English sources

"She has the potential to go to the Olympic Games" -- even though for now women's saber isn't an Olympic event.

Sunday brought a tussle for rock's heavyweight championship, with young contenders Royal Blood playing with the swaggering confidence of future headliners even though, for now, veterans Metallica proved impossible to topple.

And even from a more material standpoint, the lending of books has always been one of the most effective marketing tools.Nevertheless, books are beginning to go online, even though for now this is mostly marginal stuff that does not easily fit into any category.

It looks like a full-blown website, not like a typical blog, even though for now it's just me coming up with the content.

The Ninth is the successor district to the 11th and while Democrat Denny Wolff (who's the right type of candidate for this seat even though now it's even more unlikely to flip) lives here, none of the top Republicans running do.

Such findings seem to cause a frisson of surprise, even though for years now, in-depth studies have found that middle age is generally the happiest time of life for a majority of Americans.

But the economy may still turn in a way that few expect even though, for now, these banks are weathering the storm.

Maize is not native to Africa, even though it now, for instance, occupies 90% of the cultivated land in Malawi.

Michael Arrington, the voluble founder of TechCrunch, who frequently ridicules AOL's bureaucracy even though he now works for the company, did so again on Monday.

Single parent families remain the most hard done by, even though they now account for a huge sector of the population.

On the plasma front, Panasonic remained the sales leader, even though plasma now accounts for just 6percentt of worldwide TV sales.