Sentence examples for need though that from inspiring English sources

These ailments go untreated or badly treated not just because the poor cannot afford the drugs they need, though that is a serious problem, but because the drugs themselves do not exist.

In the event Agar was little used or needed (though that could easily change in the second innings on a pitch that is drier than Death Valley, California in a heat wave).

A consensus is needed though, one that is reflective of both individual and societal values and goals.

In Britain only 13% of workers need licences (though that has doubled in 12 years).Some occupations clearly need to be licensed.

He needs to say, though, that the "conventional wisdom" of two-three decagos ago is different from today.

The most important change needed though is that of society's attitude towards ageing.

Understand that they need diapers if they are a teen baby or diaper lover (referred to as TB/DL) as it is an actual need even though that can be hard to fathom for a non-TB/DL.

Matrix's chips can record data only once.For many applications, though, that need not matter.

We do need to be aware, though, that these acts of miraculous recovery can take us only so far.

One problem, though, that needs to be tidied up right away is that of occasional intonation slips.

It still needs to be emphasised, though, that trying to evaluate the risks and benefits of two therapies does not deny the appropriateness of others for some patients.