Sentence examples for for a change though from inspiring English sources

For a change, though, the sport is mired in a controversy that has nothing do with doping or racing, at least directly.

For a change, though, you could try pine nuts, macadamia nuts, or mixed nuts.

"We've taken the tiramisù off the dining room menu just for a change, though people ask for it all the time.

"It would be nice for a change though to work with materials that entail more fragrant processes," she admits; "for example, I really enjoyed my time spent with one of the chefs at Pied à Terre, experimenting with petit fours, which involved chocolate, sugars, dried flowers and fruits".

With Peruvians clamoring for change, though, the candidates have offered quick fixes.

According to Americans United For Change, though, these politicians are disagreeing with 97percentt of those in the scientific community, who are arguing just the opposite.

Shiho said she and her friends believed that it was time for a change in Japan, though she admitted that young Japanese tended not to vote.

For audiences accustomed to big-screen pedagogical imperatives soaked in guilt and deep-fried in piety, this makes for an exotic change (though the HBO show "The Wire" covered similar ground) and might sound perilously dry.

Indeed, another vice president — Al Gore — can be understood to be arguing for a precautionary principle for climate change (though he believes that the chance of disaster is well over 1percentt)." Of course, Mr. Cheney would never accept that analogy.

For his part, Mr. Edwards said that he and his colleague never offered their analysis as a remedy for climate change — though he suggested that, under the circumstances, every little bit helps.

In many areas, particularly in developing countries, groundwater has the potential to be very useful in providing backup for surface water as a buffer for climate change, though it is not clear how climate change will affect groundwater availability, nor as the developing world grows and industrialises where the most intense future needs will be.