Sentence examples for even though the terms from inspiring English sources

Adjust the discount rate to 15 percent and losses by banks jump to 39 percent, even though the terms of the deal haven't changed.

Even though the terms of the Luhn settlement were confidential, others at Fox News and 21st Century Fox should have known about it.

Mr. Ai said that he had decided to speak out even though the terms of his release from detention prohibited him from making public statements either online or in interviews.

And even though the terms which were voted on had already been withdrawn, they have now been so definitively rejected by democratic ballot that the eurozone's scope for negotiation is effectively narrowed.

Even though the terms offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate have been considered together by courts, there is a reasonable case that "offend" and "insult" shouldn't be there on free speech grounds.

Even though the terms of the reorganization call for Mr. Trump to cede his chief executive post, Trump Hotels will pay him a $2 million salary to stay aboard as chairman and help promote the casinos.

Even though the term hasn't been invented at this point, Ted is a new man.

They eat "emergency sandwiches" even though the term seems designed to make the meal seem less ordinary.

The Bible particularly the prophetic writings is filled with this idea, even though the term teshuva ("turning") came into use only in rabbinic sources.

But in this case, which turned on such terms as "visitorial powers," he stated that even though the term was "somewhat ambiguous," the court could discern "the outer limits" of the term, "even through the clouded lens of history".

This charge originally was an actual discount (an interest charge held out from the amount loaned), but the rate is now a true interest charge, even though the term discount rate is still used.