Sentence examples for existed even though the from inspiring English sources

These words are anchored in an indelible folk tune that seems always to have existed, even though the song was first heard in the late 1970s.

They had no idea this data existed, even though the legal settlement called for the pesticide regulation department to crank up its educational outreach.

'It does not touch,' said the court, 'the subject of the common liberty of taking oysters, save for the purpose of guarding it from injury, to whom it may belong, and by whomsoever it may be enjoyed.' It was held that the right of forfeiture existed, even though the vessel was enrolled for the coasting trade under the act of congress.

It is interesting to note that this preference existed even though these bees had never foraged on Mimulus before.

A case or controversy did not exist, even though the "clash of interests [was] real and..

However, a proportional relation between corrosion rate and reciprocal of impedance at 10 mHz (Z10 mHz−1) still exists, even though the surface is covered with a thick corrosion product.

Those conditions no longer exist, even though the occupation does, and it is high time we address our complicity in it".

This is because, a guide for strategic design of Ba does not exist, even though the importance of Ba for interactions that go beyond organization is increasing, which is necessary for business that creates value added.

Analysis of a CSTR for this process has shown that up to 5 steady state solutions may exist even though the system appears to be quite simple with only one reaction.

The pay disparities exist even though the U.S. women have been successful not only on the field, but also at the ticket booth and in terms of television ratings.

Many got letters in the mail saying that Equifax could not freeze their children's files because the files did not exist, even though the company is supposed to create new files in order to freeze them.