Sentence examples for produced even though from inspiring English sources

"These videos don't seem professionally produced, even though they are".

The new rule didn't apply to ponds on sites where power was no longer being produced, even though they are just as likely to leak, and it was "self-implementing," meaning that if companies didn't comply the only redress was a lawsuit.

That is, of course, assuming the xpPhone will actually be produced even though you can pre-order one today.

Substantial amounts of anatase were produced even though the feedstock consisted solely of rutile, due to the particularly rapid cooling of molten droplets impacting on the underlying surface at velocities that could be as high as 1000 m/s.

Yet we make windows much as they were made in 1865, when the first double-pane window was produced, even though we have technologies to make windows 10 times more energy efficient than the ones we use now.

The series uses a floating timeline in which episodes generally take place in the year the episode is produced even though the characters do not age.

Mr. Picard said that the banks had continued to structure transactions to take advantage of the returns that Mr. Madoff's firm appeared to be producing, even though there were signs of fraud.

That is why, he said, he offered blocks of $20 student tickets at every performance of "Iceman" on Broadway, which he helped produce, even though the show was booked for a 16-week, sold-out run with a top ticket price of $100, the third show in Broadway history to charge that much for a seat (after "Nicholas Nickleby" and "Miss Saigon").

But it also isn't having any trouble selling the Hybrids it's producing, even though for that money you can get into some very nice vehicles, including a nicely equipped Nissan Altima and a stripper Camry, not to mention several entry-level SUVs and crossovers.

On my 3,200 acre ranch near Rapid City we buy subsidized disaster insurance, benefit from an antiquated system of payments based on the crops that the ranch used to produce (even though we no longer plant any crops), participate in conservation programs, and graze our buffalo on federal land at prices far below their market value.

First, there was the logo: a bunch of lamentable squiggles that cost a half a million pounds to produce even though my five-year-old could do better given a box of crayons and a long, boozy ad-exec lunch at the Oxo Tower restaurant.