Sentence examples for applying though from inspiring English sources

The primary aim of our investigation was to develop a fully automatic device, which is much more efficient (defined by volume of irrigation per time) than the technique described by Jackson and Parsons [ 32], while applying, though, their principle.

In these times, I feel as if it is almost better to not tell anyone where you are applying – though it's hard, it will make potential rejections or even waitlists all the more easy.

Sixty-one percent of homeowners who received permanent modifications listed "curtailment of income" as their reason for applying, though it is not known how many of them are unemployed or simply had their hours or pay reduced.

An obstacle is the program's steep premiums, which range from $140 to $900 depending on an applicant's age and location, and its requirement that people be uninsured for six months before applying (though the PCIP is still less expensive and more generous than existing high-risk pools operating in 35 states).

The same principles apply, though, apparently.

Not all the old wisdom applies though, it has to be said.

The same does not apply, though, to search terms such as dismembering or beheading.

The word applies, though, both to the event and to Paul Anthony, the festival's producer and host as well as one of its stand-up performers.

Need doesn't apply, though, when the newcomer is so carefully modelled on a place like Luger's, where the indulgences are idiosyncratic and state of the art.

This should not apply, though, to the area of theatre – adaptations and translations – in which artistic directors generally select the writer, allowing them to change the ratio.

The formula could almost apply, though, to the sales growth at Applied Materials, the largest of the companies selling manufacturing gear to the chipmakers.