Sentence examples for example though the from inspiring English sources

As we saw in an earlier example, though, the cost of charging has a huge impact on the overall business.

A fine example, though the class missed it, of ace public relations.

Office decor typically matters less to customers than to staff, for example, though the effects may trickle down.

They invest too little in preventive health care or education, for example, though the returns from these things are huge.

The 1D and 2D shallow water equations for flow over arbitrary bottom topography are used as an example, though the ideas apply to many other systems.

For example, though the Youth League faction was under scrutiny following the prosecution of its key members, other political camps are still well represented in leadership bodies.

The Missouri, for example, though longer than the Mississippi itself, was essentially without navigation until the mid-20th century, when a combination of dams, locks, and dredging opened the river to barge traffic.

To counterbalance that example, though, how about the Christian-led Drop the Debt campaign of 2000?

(Mackie, for example, though often interpreted in the former way, seems to prefer the latter.

For this example, though, what happened was neither the starter nor the engine made any sound at all, and didn't even attempt to start.

Arizona is a standout example, though, of the way the changing landscape of the country is impacting P-12 education and the college demands that follow it.