Sentence examples for more commonly though from inspiring English sources
More commonly, though, organizations don't exist to house sets.
More commonly, though, rulers are depicted in action, specifically in the act of hunting.
More commonly though, enterprising students have sued their universities for breach of contract.
More commonly though, denialism's effects are less direct but more insidious.
More commonly, though, family members or longtime business associates conspire, making it difficult for the I.R.S. to detect fraud.
More commonly though, I have often been told how "weird" my relationships are; a subtle form of judging that follows me wherever I go.
They occur more commonly in children, though adult clinical presentation is not rare.
Job two is information protection, these days more commonly called cybersecurity, though that is just one dimension of information protection.
Patient education to promote active involvement in their own care has been a much more commonly targeted domain, though few interventions have assessed the efficacy of this education.
Though more commonly used for treating heroin withdrawal, methadone is also a very effective analgesic.
Members of these tribes can number into the hundreds of thousands, though more commonly they reach a few thousand youngsters before disappearing entirely.
