Sentence examples for then again although from inspiring English sources

Then again, although BHP is promising to run Potash's mines at full capacity if it buys the company, food and farming are intensely political areas.

But then again, although we all try to make sure she gets healthy meals whenever we can provide them, one of the community nurses long ago suggested that we fill her fridge with ready-made finger foods: "You should buy for a picnic so there's always something in the fridge that is easy to eat and doesn't involve cooking".

Then again, although local administration of dopamine agonists, antagonists, or depleters in the prefrontal cortex (PFC) disrupts PPI (39 43), there is some indirect evidence that the COMT antagonist tolcapone, which slightly increases dopamine in the PFC, improves PPI in COMT Val158-homozygotes (44).

Then again, Eisenhower, although a Republican, was probably, as McCarthy suggested, a closet socialist.

"But then again, who does?" Although his cryptic, now-iconic line has particular meaning in the context of the film, the question of what it means to live is the basis of many of our greatest movies.

Although, then again, so are most things.

Could be tricky, this, although then again they have never lost a match in Europe**.

There is no guarantee his form would return at Gleneagles – although, then again, you could argue the same about Poulter.

Although, then again, ask yourself: When was the last time you saw a woman face to face?

It's tempting to read the fact that only six percent wanted to give the throne to Drizzy as another damning indictment of the country's whiteness, although then again, they didn't ask about Rush at all, so maybe it's just bad polling.

Mr. Romney tried something similar by mentioning SUNY Albany, although it came out slightly mangled — but then again, who cares?