Sentence examples for even though the tactic from inspiring English sources
Sheikh Muhammad Hussein Fadlallah, Hezbollah's spiritual leader, publicly denounced the September 11th attacks and condemned Al Qaeda's use of suicide bombers, even though the tactic was employed in the 1983 attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Beirut and the barracks of American and French troops in Lebanon, both of which are believed to have been carried out by Hezbollah.
The S.E.C. said the company pressured its wholesalers to buy substantial amounts of pharmaceuticals ahead of anticipated demand, permitting it to meet its ambitious sales and earnings projections -- even though the tactic also meant that the wholesalers would buy less in the future, causing sales to eventually decline.
Local newspapers hailed them a "major breakthrough" in stopping drug-taking in pubs and clubs, even though the tactic prompted harsh criticism as an "abuse of police powers" from human rights group Liberty.
Given these facts, the Police Department cannot direct its resources where they are most needed without generating racially disproportionate stop data, even though the department's tactics themselves are colorblind.
Even though the gang's tactics were always widely denounced, even by Europe's leftists, the violence ended only with the deaths of Mr. Baader and Ms. Meinhof in prison, in what the authorities said were suicides, five years after their capture.
Even then the tactic can be effective.
Even so, the tactic appears to be picking up steam.
Kaplan damningly portrays a group of military officers and outside experts who cynically recommended a troop surge and a switch to counterinsurgency tactics in Afghanistan even though, he claims, they were skeptical that any strategy could actually stabilize the country.
The coalition said it was indirectly the client on whose behalf the letters had been sent, even though it deplored the tactic.
And there has been a rising tide of second-guessing about the campaign's tactics, even though the race is still on.
Earlier, Ms. Reno expressed no regrets over the government's tactics even though the judge in the case, James A. Parker of Federal District Court in Albuquerque, said the scientist deserved an apology for harsh treatment that had "embarrassed this entire nation".
