Sentence examples for even though it currently from inspiring English sources

China, traditionally, is neither a nation-state nor a colonial empire, even though it currently includes areas of imperial conquest.

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.

"Investment in lung cancer research totals around a third of that allocated to breast cancer, half that allocated bowel cancer and less than half that allocated to leukaemia, even though it currently kills more people per year than all three put together".

Finally, various countries support biogas development, even though it currently does not look like this will be a major contributor to Europe's gas mix in the near future.

The term itself seems to be a taboo in our society even though it currently takes the lives of 16 people every day in the UK, according to the Office for National Statistics ONSS).

Even though it currently backs HD DVD, the truth of the matter is that the Xbox 360's high-def disc playback is largely a matter of built-in software.

The party founded by Juan Domingo Perón in the 1940s, together with its legendary machinery, still constitute a major political force to be reckoned with, even though it is currently split into two major currents — Kirchnerismo and orthodox Peronism.

Even though it's currently as much of a mismatch as the previous semi, it's far more interesting to watch.

(Perhaps in the spirit of competition, the hedge fund manager Philip A. Falcone and his wife, Lisa Maria, have lavishly decorated the exterior of their 27,525-square-foot house on East 67th Street even though it is currently a construction site).

The environment minister, Greg Hunt, has said his so-called "safeguards mechanism" will reduce emissions by 200m tonnes by 2030, even though it is currently not designed to force any emission reductions from industrial emitters.

This would force a sale of Quinlan's stake, even though it is currently controlled by the Barclays.Even though McKillen looks certain to be out-voted on any board meeting resolution, he believes he has the weight of the law behind him and plans to return to the high court yet again should the directors not act as he believes they must.