Sentence examples for even though the supporting from inspiring English sources
After the applicant handed over a prearranged code, the D.M.V. clerk would endorse the paperwork for a license or identification card even though the supporting personal information was false or missing, the authorities said.
The AgCR elements were further segregated into four distinct clusters and those with separated ORFs were monophyletically distributed in the tree, even though the supporting value was relatively low (53%; the elements were marked with †).
Even though the supporting evidence is weak, LLLT has been used by health care professionals in many countries around the world for the treatment of venous, pressure and diabetic chronic wounds [ 23].
Under these conditions, the convergence account holds that X meets the test of public reason because Albert and Betty each have a sufficient justification for X, even though the reasons supporting their convergent justifications are not shared.
"The Japanese people just don't want to be dictated to by Big Brother anymore, even though the support for our alliance with the United States is broader than in the cold war," said Yoichi Funabashi, an columnist with The Asahi Shimbun, a liberal newspaper.
Support rotation of Specimen BC-D at Point A was smaller than failure criteria, 2 degrees, but at Point B, it was still larger than 2 degrees even though the support rotation considerably decreased due to the diagonal reinforcement.
"Some Republicans feel vulnerable if they support this kind of legislation, even though the support for this is majority across all parties," said Zuckerman.
Eventually, for very broad tuning, the tuning curve becomes essentially flat and ceases to be 'informative', even though the support of Ω(r) remains finite.
Even though they don't want us to do this work and even though the support has stopped from [name deleted] we still do this work and when they ask us about our work we lie and say we are with [name deleted].
But now the president faces a decision he had hoped to avoid, even though the administration supports sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
In an unwelcome holdover from the Bush days, Justice Department lawyers are challenging the roadless rule in court even though the president supports it.
