Sentence examples for it may though from inspiring English sources

It may, though, be more useful to concentrate on diagnosis, because this can stop people spreading a disease.

It may though be platform for a painfullly scrabbling emperor's new clothes possession-free defeat to Spain next up.

By 2007/8, it may, though, have developed deeper hints of spice (coriander and pepper) and become raunchier.

It may, though, make you want to buy a fold-up bike, which is Byrne's preferred mode of exploration when he is touring the world as a musician.

It may, though, relate to a mathematical term called the cosmological constant that appears in Einstein's general theory of relativity, and which Einstein thought, before the discovery of the expansion of the universe, was necessary to stop the universe collapsing.

Much of it may, though, be down to gallons of early-morning coffee, and the fact she was unable to sleep after winning the prize, so had whiled away the time playing computer games.

It may be, though, that its lack of diversity has sapped the very sound that it aims to preserve.

As improbable as it may seem, though, President Musharraf may, for once, be telling the truth.

It may be, though, that nature itself keeps industrial-scale tourism at bay.

It may be, though, that if you were really dying your thoughts would be quite different.

It may be, though, that my suggestions don't trigger any particular memories.