Sentence examples for argued that though from inspiring English sources

(Hadera 2002; Teshome 2015; Tenaw et al. 2009) argued that though, women have policy support over farmland possession in Ethiopia, the socio-cultural norms and customary practices did not allow women to decide whether and how a resource should be used, how it is to be allocated and share the benefits.

Ms Lewitzky argued that, though she had never choreographed anything that could be considered obscene, she should have the right to do so if she wanted.

The latter additions were Meltonville's flourish; he argued that though none of the writers he had consulted specified them, they were probably understood.

His defence lawyers argued that, though a hero to many, the truth was that the athlete was a deeply anxious man.

He also argued that though "national history should be the core", world history must be taught in parallel "to avoid introspection and parochialism".

But Mr. Jeffs's lawyer, Wally Bugden, argued that though Mr. Jeffs had indeed encouraged the marriage and advised the couple to stay together, he never intended for Mr. Steed, who was 19 at the time, to rape Ms. Wall.

Mickelson (1990) documents such influence: she argues that though many American black youths strongly value education, they face the reality that effort will not bring larger opportunities in labour markets, which causes underachievement.

Turner isn't arguing that, though.

To argue that, though, is to ignore the deeply parlous state of the sector.

Hamas will argue that though many were stopped in mid-flight, some of its missiles got through.

Why, then, is the UN in Congo at all? MONUC argues that, though small, the mission serves as a deterrent.