Sentence examples for even though the technical from inspiring English sources

Moreover, users' subscription in the existing meshes is dismal even though the technical challenges to get connectivity are low.

They are still waiting for the Lebanese cabinet to approve two pieces of legislation even though the technical details having long been finalised.

From a practical point of view, it will be as if we are switching out our current shareholders and board of directors for a new one, even though the technical legal structure may be different.

But even though the technical ability is there, what is it that compelled this man to record, and release rap music?

Even though the technical accuracy is extremely high, samples close to the threshold have a higher chance of misclassification than samples further away from the threshold.

Even though the technical parts are well separated from the main text of the paper, at times the manuscript is still difficult to read, simply because many techniques are used in the project.

Consequently, I deem it proper to confront the issue here, even though, as a technical matter, no judgment could issue in this case ordering the Selective Service to refrain entirely from granting exemptions.

Mr. Wilders is unique in that he has taken advantage of a loophole that allows him to lead a party with seats in Parliament even though, as a technical and legal matter, his "party" is an association, and is not covered by some of the Dutch and European Union law that pertains to political parties.

Even though the new technical devices provide new opportunities for teaching techniques at the same time, they also introduce new possibilities for technical problems.

"In response to Compaq's assertion of its intellectual property rights," the suit says, "Intel cut off technical information" about Intel microprocessors "that Compaq needed to design systems based on Intel's newest chips, even though that technical information was widely available" to other manufacturers.

It ended up cheaper than Firstsite, even though the scale and technical demands of theatres usually make them expensive.