Sentence examples for happen although a from inspiring English sources

That's finally starting to happen, although a bit more slowly then some would like.

It is a mystery why the invasions are happening, although a mix of factors seems likely.

Traders also continue to watch Syria, where a United States-led attack could happen, although such a strike seems less imminent than earlier in the week.

That doesn't quite happen, although there are a couple of trials that bookend a segment of Pete's harrowing war experiences.

From the outset, the reader is aware that something bad is going to happen, although McGregor maintains a degree of suspense about precisely what until the final pages.

The worst that I imagined could happen – although just for an instant – was that they might deport me to mainland China, as they had done to the five Hong Kong booksellers who went missing last year.

"It will happen, although it might be a few weeks before we can confirm it," McCafferty said.

At the most basic level, it means you can have a first-person narration without the protagonist knowing what's going to happen (although going out on a dangerous adventure is slightly less exciting, because the diarist definitely got back safely to write it up).

The second thing that might happen -- although less likely -- is a national law that mandates voluntary labels and affirms FDA's authority.

I just refuse to believe that it can happen (although I will say having a leading scorer averaging 11 points worries me).

He said, 'I'll support the president's nominees as chairman.'" Mr. Specter said that this conversation did not happen, although he said he had a good working relationship with Mr. Santorum and the two had helped each other before.