Sentence examples for even though previously from inspiring English sources
"The 2014 events in Ukraine, which coincided with the resumption of the investigation into the Litvinenko case even though previously it had been declared secret, look like a pathetic attempt by London to use a 'skeleton in the cupboard' to support their political ambitions.
At a press conference in New York on Wednesday, Ms. Keys said that she and BlackBerry were now "exclusively dating," even though previously she had dumped the BlackBerry because she had been attracted to "hotter, sexier phones, something with more bling".
Moreover, it now seems Qatar will be the first airline to get the A320neo, even though previously announced launch customer Virgin had been expected to be the favoured one.
Spontaneous intestinal perforation is an uncommon complication of BL, even though previously reported in children [ 9].
Figure 2: It would be helpful to show the Fgf20 -/- ; Fgf9 +/+ phenotype here, to illustrate the effects of the loss of Fgf20 alone, even though previously published.
Thus, low-affinity binding of VEGF121 to NRP1, even though previously observed in vitro, is unlikely to be relevant in vivo, at least in a neuronal context.
Even though, as previously noted, the Academics were not necessarily committed to the skeptical position, they defended the possibility of a life committed to skepticism in order to prevent the Stoics from escaping the difficulties raised for their position indirectly by means of these anti-skeptical arguments.
But Mr. Kostunica rejected the temptation to break the coalition apart before this election, even though his previously tiny party would have emerged as the country's largest.
Ian McEwan won for Solar, even though he previously described comic fiction as "like being wrestled to the ground and being tickled, being forced to laugh", while American author Gary Shteyngart took the prize last year for Super Sad True Love Story.
She would thereby seem to have learned something new, something that she did not know before, even though she previously knew all of the objective facts about colour vision.
For example, if an infant sucks a nubby pacifier without being able to see it and then is shown that pacifier alongside a smooth one, the infant's longer look at the nubby pacifier suggests that he recognizes it, even though he previously experienced only its tactile qualities.
