Sentence examples for maintained that even though from inspiring English sources

They maintained that, even though New York City's voter registration was a lopsided five-to-one advantage for Democrats over Republicans, too many voters cannot participate in the Democratic primary.

But Jeter maintained that, even though he would start the season on the 15-day D.L., nothing had changed in terms of his intention to be the everyday shortstop for the bulk of the season.

Lahren admitted that what Trump said to Billy Bush about making unwanted sexual advances on women was indefensible, but she maintained that — even though she was a self-proclaimed "Marco Rubio girl" — once Trump was the Republican nominee, she had no choice but to support him.

He said: "For 12 years I've argued for an elected mayor for Birmingham and I've maintained that, even though I gave up the idea of becoming myself the first elected mayor of Birmingham".

He said: "For 12 years I've argued for an elected mayor for Birmingham and I've maintained that, even though I gave up the idea of becoming myself the first elected mayor of Birmingham". Mr Byrne, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said an elected mayor for Birmingham was now "off the table", according to BBC Midlands political editor Patrick Burns.

During the course of our research stakeholders maintained that even though knowledge should be present, it could also be implicitly acquired.

Airlines maintain that even though they've begun to offer frequent-flier perks for sale, elites are their priority.

The government maintains that even though it is withdrawing the tax relief, employers can continue to offer the childcare voucher.

During the six years she spent in the Minnesota Senate before her elevation to Congress in 2006, Mrs Bachmann led a campaign to amend the state constitution to ban gay marriage, even though it was already illegal under state law.But critics maintain that even though Mrs Bachmann has rock-solid conservative credentials, she has not got much done during her brief political career.

They maintain that, even though New York City's voter registration is a lopsided five-to-one advantage for Democrats over Republicans, too many voters cannot participate in the Democratic primary, which, in many cases, is the election that determines the ultimate victor.

Many think that if the physical facts entail consciousness by metaphysical necessity, then physicalists can maintain that even though zombies are metaphysically impossible, they are still conceivable (Balog 2012; Loar 1990/97; McLaughlin 2005; Sections 5.1, 5.2 below).