And, even though the voice command recognizes over 10,000 commands, we found it hard to figure out any one of them.
Even though the former commands a price premium of 30% to 50%, he says, he doesn't plan to expand the acreage he devotes to it.
By most accounts, the work we had done in planning for and responding to events since 1996 (I left the agency in February 2000) helped in the coordination of the response on that horrific day -- even though the office's command center in the World Trade Center was destroyed in the attack.
… Mr. Yates has been criticized for his decision not to reopen the investigation even though the police under his command possessed some 11,000 pages of largely unexamined evidence, some of in trash bags.
For all her florid talk of a glorious, genteel Southern youth, this Amanda is rooted in the shabby, debt-plagued present and determined to take command of it, even though the tools she uses are woefully anachronistic.
From the time of George Washington, presidents have understood Article II to grant them the authority to hire and fire all subordinate officers of the United States, and hence command their activities, even though the Constitution mentions only the power to appoint, not to remove.
Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf wanted the name Peninsula Shield, even though the letters PE were not assigned to his command.
Even though the lifebeat is given priority over other TPM commands, it is still possible that an image timestamping request was sent to the TPM immediately before the lifebeat request was received.
Such worldly ambition led Christians to accept war against other Christians, even though Christ commanded his disciples to put up the sword and to avoid all battles except those against love of money, anger, ambition, and fear of death.
