Sentence examples for even though the deep from inspiring English sources

Toni Fitzgerald of Media Life Magazine said that even though The Deep End received a great deal of publicity, the show "sank in its first outing".

However, even though the deep seafloor covers approximately 60% of Earth's surface [1] only about 0.0001% of it has been the focus of biological scientific investigation [2].

One is situated in the middle of the track, and the other away from the platform your standing on, so please don't be an idiot and try to trespass onto the tracks (even though on the deep level tube lines there are pits below the tracks and on the Jubilee line between Westminster and North Greenwich there are platform edge doors).

Even though this "deep" quote got a lot of likes at the time, I didn't want to become known as that girl who uses obscure, paragraph-length captions.

The only factor that could be responsible is hierarchical structure, and this is the case even though only the deepest interdomain relationships are really affected.

We know that this is "deep house" because it sounds like contemporary "deep house" even though this "deep house" sounds nothing like actual deep house even if it is a pitch-perfect approximation of the schematic signifiers that help us code this as the kind of "deep house" we internally associate with white Huaraches and carrot-bottomed jeans, footballers haircuts and a "cheeky" Nandos.

Even though this deep phylogenetic analysis is extremely challenging and should be treated as tentative the sheer number and diversity of these new viruses suggest that the arthropods may have been important in viral evolution.

The cartoon retains the two inhibitory synapses between Purkinje cells and inferior olive neurons to emphasize the sign of the putative pathway in the brain, even though the neuron in the deep cerebellar nucleus was not actually modeled (Equations appear in the 'Materials and Methods').

And Romanians get quite snide when I compare their problems with Zimbabwe's, even though the parallels go deeper than the friendship that existed between Zimbabwe's President, Robert Mugabe, and the late Romanian Communist dictator Nicolae Ceausescu.

"Rigor mortis has set in on this merger even though the companies remain in deep denial," said Scott Cleland, chief executive of the Precursor Group.

Back in September 1992, the then chancellor said he would defend the pound and keep Britain in the exchange rate mechanism by raising official borrowing costs to 15%, even though the economy was in deep trouble at the time.