Sentence examples for phases though from inspiring English sources

In later treatment phases though, possibly more persistent problem areas are targeted for which behaviour change and improvement is more difficult to achieve.

The Struever master plan outlines six development phases, though that number is subject to change.

Mao and Castro were said to be ascetics in their early guerrilla phases, though the paunches of their later years betray unrevolutionary tastes for the lush life.

PHILADELPHIA — Like a three-movement symphony, the Avenue of the Arts along South Broad Street here has been created in three distinct phases, though it has been playing out over many years.

That outside world, as we know, had entered upon one of its most murderous and cataclysmic phases, though "none of the news of these world-spasms entered me as terror... and if there was something culpable about such political ignorance in that time and place, there was something positive about the security I inhabited as a result of it".

Transitions often bridge conceptually sharper and more coherent phases, though a transitional phase can after a time become the norm against which a subsequent transitional phase is evaluated.

For one brief phase, though, she got me.

How can you take Goldwater seriously?" (Even during his Goldwater phase, though, Dos Passos never repudiated his belief in the Spanish Republican cause).

In the latter phase, though, he has been forced to revert to Tory type, offering the electorate the unenticing prospect of fiscal discipline.

That's still in the rumor phase, though, so let's take it with a grain of salt.

In comparison to this preliminary phase, though, "the final, actual treatment can often be a short intervention," comments Beerkens.