The phrase "abandonment though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to emphasize a point related to abandonment in a discussion or argument.
Example: "Many people fear abandonment though they often overlook the importance of self-reliance."
Alternatives: "despite the abandonment" or "even with the abandonment".
Halabjans still feel a sense of abandonment, though now the resentment is largely focused on their regional government, which they claim has neglected this town that has already suffered so much.
If anything, the all-pervasive grey that surrounded me at every turn added to a kind of spooky aesthetic, one of abandonment, though you can see how sprightly the place could be once there's a bit of sunshine.
If anything, the all-pervasive gray that surrounded me at every turn added to a kind of spooky aesthetic, one of abandonment, though you can see how sprightly the place could be once there's a bit of sunshine.
Parents would celebrate the birth of a boy twice as much and there is some evidence of female infanticide (i.e. roadside abandonment and suffocation), though it was contrary to both civil and canon law.
Achieving this, though, requires an abandonment of what we tend to think of as narrative.
Some reporters saw his attitude as an abandonment of Arab loyalties, though only a few quit in protest.
That same year, Public Law 154, which made animal abuse and abandonment illegal, became official, though advocates say that it is rarely, if ever, enforced.
Telefónica insisted that the decision to shift the digital unit, which includes its popular social network Tuenti, should not be viewed as an abandonment of Spain, even though the reorganization also involved folding its Spanish unit into a broader European business.
Even though the abandonment of Mochica traditions in SJM (funerary practices and ceramic styles) appears quite rapid, SJM was constantly occupied whereby local traditions were being reshaped.
It deals with friendship, loneliness, abandonment and forgiveness, and though its curious narrative arc means you're never sure exactly where it's going, the film works up a considerable emotional charge by the end.
Frustratingly, there seems to be no respite, no reprieve from the loneliness and abandonment they feel, even though it's clear that Edhi seems to be a glorified utopia around the streets of Karachi.
