Sentence examples for even though it officially from inspiring English sources

"Lost Girls" explores, with more insight than anything I've read thus far, how Internet sites like Backpage.com and Craigslist, even though it officially shut its "adult services" category in 2010, have upended the world of prostitution.

Around this time, an "executive committee" was established at T.I.B.C.; Sanea participated in decision-making and issued directives through the committee — even though it officially comprised only Stewart, Saud al-Gosaibi, and Suleiman al-Gosaibi.

Without that knowledge — which is unlikely to emerge soon because only two laboratories, in Atlanta and Winnipeg, Canada, can confirm a case — his agency's panel of experts was unwilling to raise the global pandemic alert level, even though it officially saw the outbreak as a public health emergency and opened its emergency response center.

Even though it's officially launching today, Realty Mogul already funded its first project — AH Capital used the site to raise $110,000 to purchase and rehabilitate a duplex in Los Angeles.

Even though it's officially autumn, the summer crop of eggplant is still in full swing at farmers' markets across the country.

And residents still cling to the community's old apartheid name, Triomf, even though it has officially changed to Sophiatown, the name used before blacks were forced out.

The venue was helpful and sold them two tickets (£20 each) so they could still go, even though it was officially sold out.

A coalition of unions representing uniformed city workers has upset several other unions by signaling to the Giuliani administration that it would accept a 10percentt raise over two years, even though it is officially demanding more than that.

B1 Discord Among Unions A coalition of unions representing uniformed city workers has upset several other unions by signaling to the Giuliani administration that it may accept a 10percentt raise over two years, even though it is officially demanding more than that.

The race, to be decided in a Dec. 1 runoff, is the first in a major American city to pit a Hispanic candidate against a black one and has drawn the attention of the national parties even though it is officially a nonpartisan election.

Even though it's officially launching today, the site has been live since last summer.