Sentence examples for instruction even though from inspiring English sources

Susan Bolotin, the book's editor, was initially skeptical of her ability to take advantage of its instruction, even though she has an office with solid walls and a door.

He did not want the individual coaches interfering with his instruction — even though at least one coach, Gary Russell Sr., who has been outspoken in his disapproval of Campbell, held secret training sessions with his son in Colorado Springs hotel rooms.

I am to take students with disabilities out of the main classroom and into an empty laboratory for "small-group instruction," even though the students are supposed to be in an integrated co-teaching environment.

We sampled different students' responses before and after instruction, even though this precluded using matched pairs.

The speaker's statement, however, may have stemmed from the fact that the word "misconceptions" is very rarely used in current science education and learning sciences literature (e.g., Journal of Research in Science Teaching, Science Education, Journal of the Learning Sciences, Cognition and Instruction), even though it is still common in practitioner-based BER.

The 13-year-old daughter of a neighbor noted that apparently the dog was obeying instructions, even though they had been given in a foreign language.

In January, he issued a statement saying that information was "inadvertently omitted due to a misunderstanding of the filing instructions," even though the document clearly called for the Justice to provide "Spouse's Non-Investment Income").

Conte, as is his wont, was permanently agitated from the first whistle, constantly gesticulating and bellowing instructions even though the noise from a lively Stamford Bridge crowd, attracted by reduced tickets prices for this match, made it unlikely anyone would hear him.

RISC machine is almost always faster than the corresponding CISC (Complicated Instruction Set Computer), even though the RISC requires more memory to implement the same code.

Some were given the wrong instructions, even the wrong ballots.

Lingli and Wannaruk (2010), Hernández (2011), and Parviz and Gorjian (2013) reported that even though explicit instruction and implicit instruction are effective for the acquisition of linguistic and pragmatic knowledge, explicit instruction or a combination of the two is relatively more effective.