Sentence examples for be added though that from inspiring English sources

It should be added, though, that the World War I offense stood a much better chance of succeeding in theatres other than the Western Front, including, in particular, Poland, Russia, and Palestine.

Let it be added, though, that the heavy-handed blood-smeared prints on the walls and costumes provide unnecessary overkill.

There are additional gifts that may be added, though not as traditional.

Traits that have been added though training have a thick green bored and when hovered over, it says '(trained)' underneath.

"The answer to that question is, slowly but surely we are". He added, though, that Mr. Bush recognized how difficult it was to defeat the insurgency and the continued sacrifice that doing so would involve.

Kim added, though, that there was "more to be done".

He added, though, that he wasn't surprised, given that in his experience men are looking for things they can make an emotional connection to.

He immediately added, though, that he was still supporting him for President, in part because he thought that Hillary Clinton was worse.

He added, though, that there was no such thing as total security.

She added, though, that it was up to a civil court to judge those matters.

Mr. de Swaan added, though, that there was no indication Mr. Ackermann had behaved inappropriately toward Mr. Wauthier or anyone else.