Sentence examples for even though it was created from inspiring English sources

Ostermeier's Hamlet still runs in rep, and tours globally, even though it was created more than five years ago.

He also said the European Union was created "to take advantage of the United States" even though it was created after World War II with the aim of ending bloody conflicts on the continent — and with the active support of the United States.

Blue Monday may have been and gone for this year, and even though it was created by a travel agency it does shine light on mental illness, something that we all know is common but aren't too willing to accept the fact either.

(BuzzFeed also pointed to that story as a sign that the show has editorial independence from Twitter, even though it was created through a financial partnership between the two companies).

When some Google engineers produced a service called PubSubHubbub, Winer attacked it as a bigco project even though it was created expressly as an open service that could and was adopted both by Google and non-Google companies and individuals.

(BuzzFeed also pointed to that story as a sign that the show has editorial independence from Twitter, even though it was created through a financial partnership between the two companies). And AM to DM took a much more serious, straight news-style approach when covering the mass shootings earlier this week.

"Even though the economy is growing, even though it's created more than two million jobs over the past 15 months, we still face some tough times," he said.

Continuing to use drugs even though it is creating problems with school, work, the legal system, family life and relationships, and health.

Even though this is an extreme scenario, it is created to clarify the intuition behind the complementarity of immigration and trade.

Because even though I'm creating this guise of concern for her hygiene and education, I'm actually much more interested in seeing a smile on her face.

They opposed the CFPB from the start, and they're now using the filibuster as a way of unilaterally preventing it from operating even though it was lawfully created by a vote of Congress and signed into law by the president.