Sentence examples for stated that even though from inspiring English sources

But he has stated that even though he is a product of a closed political system, he is fighting to break it open again.

The Obama administration has stated that even though it would come to Japan's side in the event of conflict over the islands, it takes no position on the sovereignty of the islands.

The Charge stated that, even though XXXXXXXXXXXX was unable to announce new money for Afghanistan at the April 17 Pakistan Donors' Conference, China still had an opportunity to contribute to the security and stability of both Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Writing on the venue's Facebook page, he stated that even though the show was booked by an outside promoter, the venue would still have to pay Cosby a guarantee fee if they cancelled.

But in this case, which turned on such terms as "visitorial powers," he stated that even though the term was "somewhat ambiguous," the court could discern "the outer limits" of the term, "even through the clouded lens of history".

It could be stated that even though BCIs do not work for everyone, evoked potential recording does.

Connell states that even though, as derived from postcolonial theory, hybridity signifies diversity, there is need to stress 'the devastating colonial histories of forced disruption' (22, p. 65).

But when the article turns to body cameras in policing, Paumgarten states that, even though video recording "may catch some bad cops," it would also "hamstring the good ones," depriving them of discretion and the public of leniency.

The Second Law of Thermodynamics states that, even though the total amount of energy does not change after a transforming event, the total amount of usable energy (the Gibbs free energy) is always decreased.

He acknowledges that there has been quite a bit of new research activity in this area within the past few years, but states that "even though new research has been conducted, we believe that the weight of evidence has not shifted".

I was surprised to see the results of your presidential poll stating that even though the majority was more in agreement with the positions of Al Gore, they thought that George W. Bush would be the better leader.