Sentence examples for longer though still from inspiring English sources

Speaking of battery, you'll be lucky to get much more than an hour out of the G751 while gaming, but in standard mixed-use performance it'll last longer, though still only about four or five hours.

Becn1 +/− and MEC-specific Atg7-deficient glands were repopulated by adipocytes to wild-type levels after 5 and 10 d, respectively (Fig. 4), indicating that MEC-specific Atg7 deficiency resulted in longer, though still temporary, gland remodeling delay than ubiquitous monoallelic Becn1 loss.

I know Ryan will be around the Australian team for a bit longer, though, and his experience can still be tapped.

Their roadside bombs and high profile attacks, though still deadly, no longer have the shock effect they once had.

There will still be times when transfers take longer, though, as with any other payments service.

These were longer pieces, though still probably improvised.

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.

Iraq is no longer a dictatorship, though still something of a violent police state.

I always opt for an extra cup of tea in the morning rather than putting on make-up and keep my hair short – though still longer than I would like – to maintain a professional appearance.

The results of this study suggest that, as has been found in human medicine, promoting the use of ABHR in veterinary clinics could potentially improve hand hygiene compliance in terms of timing and technique, as ABHR can easily be made available in any area and in this study was associated with longer product contact time (though still shorter than recommended) compared to soap and water.

However, this difference shrank to seven percentage points over time as the control group caught up, which may explain why the longer-term earnings impacts, though still positive, are not statistically significant.