Sentence examples for initiatives though from inspiring English sources

These initiatives, though, remain few and far between.

One of the biggest initiatives, though, has nothing to do with television programming, let alone music videos.

For all the Chicken Little talk around the growing wave of global data privacy initiatives, though, there is hope.

As executive initiatives, though, big data ranks only as the 6th management topic in importance against which initiatives were being launched in 2014.

These initiatives, though, mostly provide assistance to mortgage holders who are current on their payments and are underwater.

And she was not afraid to mention the Fords' reluctance to vote for arts initiatives (though, to be fair, Rob voted against TIFF funding and Doug did not).

"I think he'd like the initiative, though".

The greenhouse gas initiative, though, turned out to be piggybacking on a larger economic force, the relative price of fuels.

By linking himself to the revenue-sharing initiative, though, Mr. Redstone appears to have given the plaintiffs ammunition.

Mr Eyman's licence-tax initiative, though described as "populist", clearly favours the Mercedes-Benzes of the well-off, but leaves people who drive rusty old bangers paying about as much as before.

The fund, like some others in Europe, follows a UN initiative, though, that excludes weapon-makers from investments.