Sentence examples for even though the far from inspiring English sources

Buried in the fifth paragraph of the release was the curious tidbit that the new company would be incorporated in Ireland, even though the far larger acquirer was based in Parsippany, N.J.

Even though the far-right political movements Pegida and Alternative for Germany have sprung up in recent years they still represent only a minority.

This illustrates the biggest source of trouble — intervening phrases that throw us off track, most often tricking us into a plural verb even though the far-off subject is singular.

If corporate taxes are borne mainly by shareholders, left-wing politicians can plausibly claim that cutting them is a boon to the rich, because richer people own more shares (even though the far-from-rich own lots too, through their pension funds).

A punishing acceleration separates the winners from the also-rans and it is this group of 20 or so favourites, of hard men, that Merckx is intent on punishing even though the race is far, far from over.

He seems far more preoccupied with sex than with violence, even though the latter seems far more troubling.

The timings of many killings coincided, even though the places were far apart.

Union officials hailed the award, even though the raises were far less than the 21.9percentt increase they had sought.

They were not allowed to switch investments at all -- even though the plan had far less risky choices.

That is all true, even though the economy created far fewer jobs in November than had been expected.

So even though the cartoon is far along on the incongruity dimension, its style of Mad-Libs humor is not completely foreign.