Sentence examples for as such though that from inspiring English sources

Back in the 1973-74 oil crisis, governments became alarmed, less about oil prices as such (though that was bad enough) than about dependency and vulnerability.

Lyft says it's technically not a taxi service it's a community of drivers and people who need rides and therefore doesn't need to be regulated as such, though that assertion has made a lot of taxi and limo companies mighty angry.

Even though none of the managers of that establishment might be there to appreciate your gesture, most people you'll be with will still recognize it as a sign of respect and can appreciate it as such, even though that respect may not be directly aimed at them.

Scholarly research isn't something that can be taught as such, though; it's only something that can be done.

As such, though there are some results that exhibit expected patterns, this is not monolithic.

There was no word from Facebook in its blog post on whether messages that have been sponsored by their sender will be labeled as such, though a Facebook spokeswoman noted that users will only be given the option to pay the fee if their message is destined for "other" -- meaning your BFF wouldn't have to wonder whether her messages are ending up in the spammy pile.

As of Dec. 15, though, that changed.

Then again, Wachovia could seek a commercial bank partner, such as Wells Fargo, though that deal would have overlap in California, one of the worst-hit housing markets.

The windowless Beam's layered structure includes Kevlar-like material and vinyl polymer foam and in theory should offer better protection than a skin made of metals such as aluminium, though that needs to be tested in situ.

"The tradition of American democracy is special and unique not because we are loud in proclaiming it as such, but because that tradition though forged in a much different historical period, has proudly stood the test of time and successfully responded to the many crises in our republic's history.

By the long-awaited rise of open-source software such as Linux, maybe, though that seems unlikely.