Sentence examples for even though the developing from inspiring English sources

Even though the developing world had improved its economic performance in aggregate, many countries with iffy records got a "free pass", thanks to the general improvement in sentiment.

Even though the developing tank has a hole in the top for pouring in the chemicals, it is in fact light-tight.

Even though the developed scale inhibitors could not completely prevent the silicate scale formation, they could delay it.

However, even though the anthers developed, they did not produce any pollen and also did not dehisce rendering the plants male sterile.

The demands are so great that it may even struggle to afford the full rollout of a new vaccine to stop the annual death toll from meningitis across a central belt of Africa, even though the vaccine developed by an Indian company costs less than 50 cents a dose.

Even though the correlations developed in this study were site and scenario specific, this work represents a first effort of applying RSM for predicting the distribution of engineered nanomaterials in porous media.

Even though the company developed Subversion, which was essentially the first open-source version control software, it was also one of the early adopters of the rival Git version control system, for example.

Even though the model developed does not account for ion coupling and cannot be applied in a purely predictive mode, it can assist in the better design and interpretation of data obtained from site-specific pilot-scale water treatment NF studies conducted in support of plant design.

Thus, even though developing countries grow, as is the case with Japan, it is natural that the quality and composition of capital goods vary across countries.

In a June vote that was ignored by local reporters, the Aurora Republican backed a House GOP bill that actually factually aimed to block the United States' Zika-response funds from going to groups (like Planned Parenthood) for birth control and family planning programs--even though Zika affects the developing fetus and appears to be sexually transmitted.

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: As I see it, there are two points to our cutting our emissions, even though the growth from developing nations will (or at least may) exceed our cuts.