Sentence examples for plants though from inspiring English sources

On cleaning up power plants, though, Mr. Bush said a voluntary system would not do.

Plants, though, are passive organisms without the ability to move, think, and react (for the most part).

Plants though have evolved a second line of defence known as Effector Triggered Immunity (ETI) whereby these specific effector molecules are recognised by host resistance (R) genes leading to localised cell death and suppression of biotrophic growth.

Keep the salt well away from plants, though, otherwise they may be harmed too.

Most plants, though, are not so lucky.

Power generation depends mainly on diesel plants, though hydroelectric output has increased.

Modern coal-fired plants, though pricey, are far cleaner than the belching monsters of the past.

The violence has largely spared the plants, though workers have been caught up in it.

As with many of my favourite plants though it's not just its beauty that attracts me to it.

I dream of harvesting armloads, but my plants, though healthy, never grow more than about 18 inches tall.

Con Ed already has sold its fossil-fuel power plants, though it is retaining its steam heat system.