Sentence examples for is though under from inspiring English sources

Coleman is, though, under pressure to improve results and also polish up his act off the field after the embarrassment before the Macedonia trip, when he was unable to board the flight with the players after losing his passport – something that went down badly with senior members at the FAW.

It was, though, under New Labour that the transmogrification from social security to welfare was completed.

The fact is, though, that under the coach, Philippe Saint-Andre, they have been all over the place.

The current official SPA for people in their 20s is 68, though under the existing schedule it could be expected to rise to 69.

Brailsford said 17 riders have been signed, though under International Cycling Union (UCI) rules he is not permitted to reveal their names until 1 September.

Up until now, their discussions have been private, though under new United Nations rules hearings and documents will be made public, except where confidential information needs to be protected.

It's there though, under "vegetable oil".

Here, though, is one very under-reported aspect of Labour's present.

She didn't have a super-long career and is under-appreciated, though.

Yet, their political influence is still palpable, though under the surface.

Ben Whishaw, who starred in the malodorous "Perfume," is interviewed as though under arrest, and gives his name as "Arthur Rimbaud".