Sentence examples for even though the intention from inspiring English sources

Even though the intention of all the entrepreneurs are similar (Entrepreneurial success), the ways and means of achieving it is different.

Even though the intention of various international law instruments to promote the right to equal treatment of migrants is clearly visible, its implementation as will be shown below is less successful, as many instruments have either not specified the right or even explicitly excluded discrimination in relation to nationality from their provisions.

Since evolution is a branching process, the inclusion of transitional forms in or near internal nodes of a tree gives the notion that evolution produces a ladder-like progression of forms, even though the intention might be to represent an organism near the point where individual lineages diverge.

I'm so glad Bibby acted in the group's best interest even though the intention was really for his best interest.

And even though the intention was to delegate work and increase effectiveness, the increased complexity (and lack of proper communication) actually causes more work and decreased profitability.

Even though the intention is good, the student then becomes overwhelmed because this professor most likely isn't the only one stockpiling assignments at the last minute.

Even though the intentions of ecological restoration may be good, it is necessary to harmonize the ecological effects with simultaneous and future social changes, thereby benefiting both nature and society.

"The law opened up the possibility for entrepreneurs to establish a clinic where people could use these services even though the actual intention of the law was to exclude people," says Dr Mohr.

Finally, complications during an attempted home delivery often influence women and their families to seek professional care, even though the original intention was to deliver at home.

Several parts of the show came from my own experiences and from people that I know, even though the play has no intention of being biographical and everything is strongly fictionalized.

Under many legal systems, an act that imposes a disproportionate disadvantage on the members of a certain group can count as discriminatory, even though the agent has no intention to disadvantage the members of the group and no other objectionable mental state, such as indifference or bias, motivating the act.