Sentence examples for even though more than from inspiring English sources

(2) Even though more than 2,000 years have passed since Hannibal crossed those Alps, the elements of what it takes to be a successful leader have not changed.

(2) Even though more than two thousand years have passed since Hannibal crossed those Alps, the elements of what it takes to be a successful leader have not changed.

There's only one epitaph per stone, even though more than one person may be buried in the plot.

It is not easy to be fat in America, even though more than a third of adults are obese.

Even though more than half of the states have yet to hold nominating contests for one or both parties.

Iran has a vibrant blogosphere, even though more than 5m websites – including Twitter and Facebook – are blocked in the country.

The critics say recent federal laws have also made life more difficult for Roma and Sinti here, even though more than half are Italian or European Union citizens.

Even though more than 90,000 American troops remain in Iraq, no one seriously doubts they are leaving, taking a slice of America's political influence with them.

One can drink well enough even though more than half the state is legally dry & nowhere is it lawful to sell liquor by the drink.

Of the record entry number, 340 were classified as finishers, even though more than a few had to be pushed across the finish line.

Even now, though, more than half the artworks taken from Jewish families in France and Belgium during World War II remain missing.