Sentence examples for even though they basically from inspiring English sources

A14 Richard A. Clarke, the former counterterrorism chief in President Bush's national security council, said Ms. Rice, his former boss, had a different interpretation of the events surrounding the Sept. 11 attacks, even though they basically agreed on the facts.

Richard A. Clarke, the former counterterrorism chief in President Bush's National Security Council, said on Thursday that his former boss, Condoleezza Rice, had a radically different interpretation from his of the events surrounding the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, even though they basically agreed on the facts.

For example the Department of Defence which accounts for around half of federal discretionary spending, and so may well not notice when billions of it vanish like loose change between sofa cushions and the Department of Veterans Affairs are both now developing, from scratch, two separate electronic health-record systems, even though they will basically serve the same people.

But these magazines still call themselves "rebellious," even though they're basically party media.

They decide to mail the letter, even though they're basically neighbors and could walk it over for free.

So even though they've basically doubled in size in the last month, you still wouldn't call either of them hefty.

The classical nuclear PR was first considered as a molecular mediator of the P4-repressed EMT in MB468 cells even though they are basically negative for nuclear PR expression in normal culture condition.

Thus, similar-appearing stem cells in large tissues can no longer be assumed to be equivalent at the level of cell programming or gene expression, even though they make basically the "same" cell types.

The result is that each entry in the series feels uniquely independent from the others, even though they all have basically the same plot with the same main character, further contributing to the overall uniqueness of the franchise.

That Edna could in fact be played by a real woman -- Lainie Kazan, for instance, or Roseanne -- was an idea that Mr. Shaiman and Mr. Wittman considered from time to time, even though they agreed that this basically violated the "template" of the material.

If a Muslim is in a combat or godless area, he is not obligated to have a different appearance from those around him.... Resembling the polytheist in religious appearance is a kind of "necessity permits the forbidden," even though they (forbidden acts) are basically prohibited...