Sentence examples for even though historically from inspiring English sources

Federal labor standards apply to only the 13,000 largest grain handling facilities, operations like the Mount Carroll grain terminal, even though historically a majority of reported grain entrapments occur on family farms and at small grain elevators.

Furthermore, to the extent that the ancient pagan views of the universe involve the infinity of past time, with all the philosophical difficulties that the eternity of past time entails, natural reason would seem capable of arriving, in principle, at the conclusion that the world was created, even though, historically speaking, the greatest of the ancient philosophers failed to do so.

Melvin and Kia met in class and are rarely apart, even though historically speaking, they hail from rival gangs.

The poor and vulnerable will be (and already are) the most devastatingly affected by climate change, even though, historically, developing countries have not been big emitters of greenhouse gas emissions.

Instead, the Conservatives are hell-bent on trying to end prostitution, as Justice Minister Peter MacKay has said, even though historically that's been a losing battle for anyone who's attempted it.

Even though historically women in labour have been supported by relatives or other women, contrary is the worldwide practice in our hospitals today.

Though, historically, it has not stayed that way for long.

In this way, AT&T captured the largest share of activations, even though it historically had a slightly smaller share of total customers relative to Verizon.

In other words, the market held together even though banks had historically low bond inventories.

Recruitment of priests has become more difficult, even though the church, historically autonomous, is very progressive and ecumenical.

Even though September is historically a weak period for the market, better news on manufacturing has propelled stocks higher on nine out of the last 11 days.