The phrase "adopt though" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a contrast or concession, but it lacks context to be usable.
Example: "I want to adopt a new approach, though I have my reservations."
Alternatives: "embrace despite" or "accept even though".
It is possible for men in the UK to adopt – though a social worker tells me, on condition of anonymity, that the best route would be to become a foster carer first, and then to adopt.
Don Bradman is not a bad model for a batsman to adopt though Ricky Ponting, who averages 99 for Somerset in the championship and 99.3 in the Totesport League, could be accused of taking matters a little too far.
There are kids who need parents". It is possible for men in the UK to adopt – though a social worker tells me, on condition of anonymity, that the best route would be to become a foster carer first, and then to adopt.
For some white families looking to adopt, though, faced with a small pool of healthy white babies to choose, those same children (now labeled as black), were considered more desirable because their skin tone was lighter.
In most states, puppies must be at least 8 weeks old before they can be sold or adopted, though some allow adoptions at 7 weeks.
Susan was never formally adopted, though she took his name.
As a result, a statewide property tax for education was adopted, though not without great resistance.
He's adopted, though we're still blood related – he's my cousin.
Mr. Burns, the undersecretary of state, said he was confident a resolution would be adopted, though he did not offer a timetable.
It is far from certain his radical proposal will be adopted, though several NGOs and international institutions said the suggestion has had surprising traction.
This was the policy adopted, though, in time, the tribes were kept out of some reserves on the grounds, so far as I can see, that their cattle upset the ecological balance.
