Sentence examples for either though many from inspiring English sources

There seems to be no difference in accuracy and comprehension either, though many complain they have to put greater effort into reading on screen to achieve comparable results.

Attorneys need not be present during a mediation either, though many couples find it beneficial to have their lawyer with them, particularly if the opposing party will.

Either way, though, many Americans do not seem to expect the court to decide the case solely along constitutional lines.

The law is not too hard on private property owners, either, even though many homeowners worry that a snow-crusted sidewalk is a lawsuit waiting to happen.

(And as far as proven Internet concepts go, media companies are not smitten by the economics of Apple's iTunes, either, even though many networks including NBC and Fox, owned by the News Corporation, are selling shows on it).

Maybe we're not ready to see friend sex work on the big screen because a lot of us can't make it work in real life, either, even though many of us think we can.

Certainly one can find cheaper California wines, though many are either mass produced or cobbled together from bulk-market juice.

I'm pleased, of course, to have my work recognised, though many 1960s programmes were either not recorded or wiped.

Though many Sunnis either boycotted January's elections or were prevented by violence from participating, some now seem to regret not taking part.

In the first post-repeal year, the government collected $259 million from the alcohol excise — instantly, nearly 9 percent of total federal revenue — even though many states either remained dry or severely limited the sale of alcohol.

Though many magazines do.