Sentence examples for records even though from inspiring English sources

They know it has been used to deport tens of thousands of people with no criminal records, even though it was supposed to focus strictly on dangerous criminals.

The result is a database with about 75,000 separate records, even though there are perhaps fewer than 30,000 individual victims, including those who lost jobs.

Most of the artists showing here have solid exhibition records, even though few are well known or make a living from their work.

Obama grants that people are understandably worried about the "prospect" of the NSA abusing their records, even though the NSA would never ever do that.

Creation put out My Beauty, which is one of my favourite ever records even though everyone always slags it off as karaoke.

For example, the Supreme Court has interpreted a privacy exception in the Freedom of Information Act as covering "rap sheets" compiling people's criminal records — even though each offense was separately listed in public documents scattered through decades of courthouse files.

However, the sector evidence shows that, whole sale and retail shops which forms the bulk of the sample outsources much of their accounting services and this leads to the high average percentage so recorded even though, some educational services hardly outsource their accounting services.

(The album is technically a Chris Cornell record, even though Timbaland's production dominates).

His subsequent indigestion is not recorded, even though Tata was producing hundreds of tonnes a year by 1916.

But Dish disputes that because the feature preserves the ads within the recording, even though it hides them from sight.

Many were happy to talk but not on the record, even though they generally saw their own enterprises as unfairly maligned or above reproach.