Sentence examples for longer though it from inspiring English sources

Those hoping for an end to America's failed trade embargo of the island may have to wait a while longer, though; it's likely that Obama will favor an incremental thawing of relations – increased diplomatic contact, perhaps a funding cut for TV Martí – while saving unfettered trade as a reward for significant steps towards democratisation.

Pros and cons: this is the nearest to the former third runway plan canned in 2010 - 800m longer though it still isn't quite a full-length runway as far as the very biggest planes go.

Burnley have been something of a tonic all season, with their old-fashioned 4-4-2, their limited pool of players and their splendidly competitive attitude against clubs that have been in the top flight for decades longer, though it is beginning to look as if time may be running out for an escape from the bottom three.

A lot of people like to store lighter liquors like vodka, light rum, and gin in the freezer, but there is no evidence that this makes them last longer (though it's great if you like extra-chilled martinis).

Perhaps only children won't be stigmatised for much longer though, as it seems it is a growing trend to keep the offspring headcount down to one.

Let it sit in wood for a while longer, though, and it becomes a slightly different animal.

Perhaps we should keep our vintage bottles of Hooch on ice for a little longer, though, because it seems the reports were premature.

The few animal-like robots that fell between these extremes were usually built to resemble pets (Sony's robot dog, AIBO, for example) and were, in truth, not much more than just amusing toys.They are toys no longer, though, for it has belatedly dawned on robot engineers that they are missing a trick.

Longer term, though, it's still impossible to know which prediction will turn out to be right.

In the longer term, though, it would put responsibility for funding company pension schemes back where it belongs: with companies first, and with the state only as a last resort.

Through a bafflingly fast-paced montage of clips, showing fragments of interviews with figures such as Tom Wolfe, EL Doctorow and the late Gore Vidal, the preview hinted at, rather than delivered, revelations about the writer's existence after he withdrew from public life in 1965, living in seclusion and no longer publishing though, it is speculated, writing feverishly until his death in 2010.