Sentence examples for completion though from inspiring English sources

Island Square and the Mercer, two of the largest projects, with 235 apartments apiece, are near completion, though many of their stores and restaurants have already opened.

Her representatives said she has turned over 22 new songs in varying states of completion, though they question Dr. Luke's incentive to release them.

He doesn't see the completion, though the instant he hears the crowd he knows and has the presence to offer a thank-you to the wet mass of sky hanging over him.

A Department of Transportation spokesman, Seth Solomonow, said the replacement of the parking signs was "nearing completion," though he could not say exactly when the alternate-side rules would resume.

In his speech he promoted the benefits of the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the negotiations for which are said to be close to completion, though stumbling blocks remain, especially over cars and agriculture.

A better cost estimate may be available in early 2013, when the final design nears completion, though the administration hopes to begin construction long before that, in January 2012, if Congress allows it.

We suggest that the performance advantage observed for the puzzle form is due to its unique features designed specifically to maintain attention and increase completion rate, though have not tested this suggestion directly.

That process appeared to be fairly close to completion yesterday, though there were still some pockets of the country where certain companies had not yet readjusted their antennas.

This, of course, is another factor helping completion percentage, though in this style of offense, a catchable ball is not enough.

Only 22% of trials released their summary results within one year of completion, even though the NIH requires that they should.Clinical trials are very costly to rerun.

At the 70% completion point, though, the opposite pattern emerged: Those pursuing the big-picture goal had written more words than those with sub-goals.