Sentence examples for even though the charge from inspiring English sources

Fifty years later, it still does, even though the charge that the building upstages the art has become part of its legend.

But even though the charge on Minas-Rio was expected, it is "still a big number," Ben Davis, an analyst at Liberum Capital, wrote in a note to clients.

So cutting environmental pollution has become a major objective of the scheme, with charges based on engine size due to be introduced in 2009 which raises the question of why poorer, more polluted east London is not to be similarly blessed.There is disillusion too about increasing journey times in the original zone even though the charge was raised to £8 ($15.50).

The pH dependency of the current transients showed that tm did not change even though the charge necessary for establishment of passivity increased with decrease of the pH, indicating the formation of more unstable reaction intermediates with decreasing pH of the electrolyte during the repassivation.

And in this it succeeded, gaining him a Pulitzer prize, even though the charge that it was mostly written by his "research associate", Ted Sorensen, has never gone away.Gordon Brown has also had the help of a researcher, Cathy Koester, and the British taxpayers who have been paying him to run their economy for the past ten years must surely hope that she has done most of the work.

Even though the charge was packed into a rubber bag in a tin and sealed with insulating tape, it would not have been a good idea to store it for long in the damp conditions of a flame fougasse installation.

Even though the charges against him were not proved in court, he was sentenced to 11 years in prison.

That same year, the city of Niota, Tenn., fired two officers even though the charges against them (in connection with a beating) had been dismissed.

Lewis could be suspended by the N.F.L., even though the charges stem from an investigation by the Federal Bureau of Investigation during the summer of 2000, just before his rookie season.

Mr. Shater was ruled ineligible because of a past criminal conviction, even though the charges were widely viewed as trumped up by the Mubarak government to punish him for his role as a leader of the Islamist opposition.

In Iran musicians are forced to behave like fugitives, even though the charges invoked against them are vague (Ahmadinejad imposed a ban on "western and decadent music" soon after becoming president in 2005).