Sentence examples for missed even though from inspiring English sources

The girl was abducted by a known sex offender and chances to catch him were missed, even though ANPR had identified his car as one the police needed to stop.

"My mother's never sat an exam in her life, so she has no appreciation of what that was like, but she did her very best to make sure I got what she had missed, even though she wasn't perfectly sure what that was".

"My mother's never sat an exam in her life, so she has no appreciation of what that was like, but she did her very best to make sure I got what she had missed, even though she wasn't perfectly sure what that was". Mantel wanted to be a barrister, and impressed her teachers, but "the facts of life pressed in on me.

Then the massive Cambridge Analytica data misuse debacle which Facebook also claims to have totally missed, even though it (still apparently) employs one of the academics whose quiz app was the vehicle used to suck out people's data.

Wilkes said he wasn't sure how much he would be missed, even though he had played eight years with the Lakers.

Hence, by default, these patients were deemed missed, even though many would probably not have peaked within one hour.

It took 15 months for state officials to realize Rilya was missing, even though they were supposed to be checking on her on a monthly basis.

Ahmed asks the original owner to report the boat missing, even though it is usually still sitting in plain sight inside the port.

Bmp2 conditional mutants form five digits, conditional inactivation of a gene for BMP4 results in a polydactylous phenotype67, but in BMP2 BMP4 conditional mutants two posterior digits are missing even though the limb field is broader66.

And if you ask how it is that the 6-foot-3 senior forward so rarely misses even though teams have had almost four years to figure out how to stop her, the answer probably comes down to school, too.

"There are certain types of atmospheric and earth science data that we are missing, even though we have things like satellites, manned aircraft, and surface-based networks," says Robbie Hood, director of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA Unmanned Aircraft Systemss program.