Sentence examples for even though it is particularly from inspiring English sources

Today only a few institutions are seriously offering insurance, even though it is particularly valuable to the poor; yet death and illness, for example, are major risks for banks making small loans, and inevitably they charge for bearing that risk.

Even though it is particularly widespread in Asia and Africa, an increase of incidence has occurred in the last years also in the Western countries[ 1].

And the uncle who desires her is her only confidant, the one person who pays attention, even though it's particularly weird attention.

The Lights Going On and Off has all sorts of resonances and meanings, but it seems to me a work which never needed to be made: the idea is enough, even though it is not particularly original.

And even though it is not particularly expensive or difficult to deploy personalization technology, Ms. Rogers said, many retailers "are stuck in the mindset where it's just more efficient to treat everyone the same way".

In the midst of doing publicity for my book Sane New World, I'm endlessly asked about my depression, even though it is not particularly about mental illness but rather how all of our minds/brains work and how, with practice, we can drive them rather than be driven by them.

On Libya, he said, "she would keep coming back, even though it wasn't being particularly well received".

This worldview seems to have persisted in Argentina, even though it is no longer particularly associated with the Peronist party.

What we found is that the telephone is the least likely tool that young people utilize to seek help, even though it is the most ubiquitous, particularly for suicide hotlines.

I thought it was well worth the time to visit Ceibal even though it wasn't particularly impressive.

I really like seeing elegantly dressed people; there's something nice and charming about it, even though it's not particularly my forte.