Sentence examples for Though not fully from inspiring English sources

Though not fully understood, the increased deaths are largely thought to be a result of more suicides and the misuse of drugs and alcohol, driven by easier access to powerful prescription painkillers, cheaper high quality heroin and greater financial stresses.

Though not fully human, A. afarensis was clearly on its way".

Though not fully articulated until the 19th century, proto-utilitarian positions can be discerned throughout the history of ethical theory.

Though not fully understood, everything in the sciences, religion, spirituality and the arts are entangled.

Though not fully apparent at the time, neither the rising lime industry nor any other would replace ironmaking as the guarantor of the town's prosperity.

Though not fully comparable, Scottish waiting times are consistently lower over the whole period despite waiting times in England falling faster than in Scotland between 2002 and 2005.

Even these measures, though, do not fully capture the reach of her work.

Though still not fully mature, these wines are currently approachable and likely to blossom in coming months.

The health care system, though, has not fully adjusted to the growing role of families, she says.

The evidence from studies of dental microwear, though, does not fully support that early Homo was eating a diet of tough foods.

Such voters, though, "are not fully behind the Republican Party.