Sentence examples for extended though from inspiring English sources
The phrase "extended though" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is prolonged or continued despite a certain condition, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The meeting was extended though many participants had other commitments."
Alternatives: "even though" or "despite that".
The margin of victory might have been extended, though, in the end, it was the visitors' defensive work that truly caught the eye.
They clearly need to be extended, though we have no illusion that it will happen without a fight.
Once the haggling begins in earnest, the ceasefire may well be extended, though Hamas sounds less keen than the Israelis.In this section Will the ceasefire hold?
The subfamily Sclerioideae also has inflorescences with terminal female flowers but the branches housing the male flowers below the female flowers are slightly more extended, though still short.
Gazprom executives could not explain today why the guarantees to Itera had been extended, though they said they were being repaid on schedule.
Because you cannot rage at such delicate skeletons — that is a social misdemeanor — though they have stepped toward us the way the founding fathers must have once approached the natives, with their arms extended, though they bore disease.
Nevertheless, it's a streak that Mr. Romney has a good chance to extend (though he would also be breaking the streak of South Carolina always being won by the eventual nominee).
It's using the strategy that worked so well for Microsoft on the desktop in the past with new technologies - "embrace and extend" (though not "extinguish" as Microsoft also used to).
The partnership will begin in the fourth quarter of this year and extend though the second quarter of 2010.
Thus voltage information can reflect fault location to some extends, though when voltage data is only available at the key nodes, it is difficult to diagnose the fault.
The root of the lower incisors extends though the mandible (lower jaw) to a low capsular process at the back of the jawbone.
