Sentence examples for even though roughly from inspiring English sources

All others have kept their promise never to acquire nuclear weapons, even though roughly 30 have the ability to do so.

And even though roughly two-thirds of Americans think that the economy is on the wrong track, Romney has failed to persuade them to abandon the President en masse.

States have raised fines for speeding in work zones, cracked down on drunken or distracted drivers and stiffened penalties for killing or injuring highway workers, even though roughly 85percentt of those killed in work zones are motorists.

Just as the former president declared "mission accomplished" in Iraq years before the war there ended, the Taliban made their own victory declaration this weekend, even though roughly 130,000 coalition troops were still fighting in Afghanistan — and keeping the Afghan government firmly in power.

Bob Deaton, 73, who wore a "Fair Tax" baseball cap, was surprised to hear that there were tax cuts in the $787 billion stimulus bill, which was wildly unpopular with many at the rally even though roughly a third of it was in the form of tax cuts.

Even though roughly that number of members have now publicly demonstrated their lack of confidence in him, this is still a far cry from voting to bring him down which would oblige them to face the voters as well.There is a loophole: if 80 members vote to remove a prime minister, an election is then held for a new one while the Knesset itself remains undissolved.

More than 75percentt of murder victims in cases resulting in an execution were white, even though nationally roughly 50percentt of murder victims are white.

Only 12% of the money that flowed into equity funds last quarter went to small-caps, even though these performed roughly 50% better than their large-cap brethren.

Nevertheless, very hot main-sequence stars are still sometimes called dwarfs, even though they have roughly the same size and brightness as the "giant" stars of that temperature.

With no generic options available to patients, the cost of insulin has risen more than 700percentt over the past two decades, averaging $250 per 10-milliliter vial, even though it costs roughly $5 per vial to produce.

A recent preliminary survey reveals just 36percentt of park-run and park-hosted competitive sports opportunities (or team slots) go to girls, even though girls comprise roughly 50percentt of community youth and wish to participate in sports on an equal basis.