Sentence examples similar to even though it omits from inspiring English sources
It sharpened a suggestion that Mr. Trump made early this year, in the wake of a budget agreement he grudgingly accepted even though it omitted money for the wall, that the United States needed "a good 'shutdown'" this fall to force a partisan confrontation over federal spending.
Note that this signal model implicitly incorporates also the IQ imbalance occurring in the receiver, even though it is omitted in the derivations for brevity [15].
You spend a few minutes downloading apps in the Google Play Store and you customize a default app screen like this, which can include Twitter even though it was omitted in Facebook's press event a few days ago.
With the costs of the latest flooding edging past the £1bn mark, and an estimated 1m properties reckoned to be at risk from "1%" floods, a lot of taxpayers' money could be saved if flood-plain data were available everywhere - even though it has been omitted from the Home Information Packs (despite EA lobbying).
In one instance (the most responsive cluster of the proteome network) an unclear term ('BNR repeat') representing three genes was omitted even though it passed our criteria for inclusion.
Thus, it is neither morally obligatory nor forbidden; therefore, it is not wrong, so the argument concludes, to omit or neglect performing it, even though it is good and commendable by virtue of its value and consequences on others if it is performed.
The use of an internal irreversibility multiplier can omit important details even though it provides insight into real system behavior.
This means he was only able to make his reassuring claim about "tracking 15 nutrients" by deliberately omitting sodium from the mix, even though it's one of the main "nutrients of concern" in the American diet.
This study was obtained from our hand searches but was omitted from Moore et al.[ 10] (even though it met the inclusion criteria of that study).
Even though it was siesta time — wait!
