Sentence examples for anomalies though from inspiring English sources

Even with anomalies, though, the Pentagon would still have to find $25 billion worth of cuts for FY 2016, which would be no easy feat.

At other stages, it is difficult to find the presence of anomalies though intuitive observation.

There can be some outliers caused by communication/hardware anomalies, though very seldom but a malfunctioned reading can be received.

Agricultural impacts are explained by 2 12 month anomalies, though anomalies greater than 3 months are likely related to agricultural management practices.

There is a voracious public appetite for these sort of anomalies, though one would say it is like watching a car crash -- everything about you wants to look away, but on some primal level, you can't bring yourself to do so.

In Bangladesh, a study of the pregnancy outcomes of 2006 women who regularly consumed drinking water with high arsenic concentration found that there was a small but statistically significant association (OR: 1.005, 95% CI: 1.000-1.010) between arsenic exposure and congenital anomalies, though the study did not specify the nature of these anomalies [ 24].

The more flagrant anomaly, though, in both of those measures, is the relative performance of Objective-C and Swift, the two languages used to write native iOS apps.

The night was an anomaly, though.

In many ways, my career as a technologist was the anomaly, though that was how people knew me professionally.

Another anomaly, though for different reasons, is previous shortlistee Tom McCarthy's Satin Island Capee), a novel that retains only the barest of defining features, instead resembling the collection of dossiers compiled by its protagonist U, a "corporate ethnographer" chasing "the First and Last Word on our age".

Russia may seem to be an anomaly, though in my view its recent economic success is almost entirely due to oil, which has gone up 500% in price during the Putin regime.