Sentence examples for produce though from inspiring English sources

The viability of the seeds these cereals, legumes, fruits and vegetables produce, though, is an afterthought.

Asked where he would get £12bn to cut VAT for a year, his answer was growth – which it might indeed produce, though hardly enough to send £12bn flowing into the Treasury in a year.

Regime change may come because of the large cost and massive uncertainties this will inevitably produce, though, Madame President, this should be the last resort, not the first resort.

Many of the LDCs freed their exchange rates and interest rates, and cut regulations on prices and markets for goods, including farm produce, though, crucially, many were tardy on financial reform and privatisation.

The company expects the project will cost 10 million dollars to produce, though have launched an Indiegogo campaign to raise one of those millions (as of the writing of this article, they've raised $155 USD).

But the utility of the president's visit lay in the television images it would produce, though some Republicans feared that campaign coverage would be diluted by news about the sniper case.

(Some also requested Kevlar hats, which Day produced, though never without first warning that a Kevlar hat is both heavy and useless).

Discounts do produce smiles, though, as was evident one recent morning at the Manhattan business center.

Even for higher producing rates though, the trend reverses with producing times.

Nevertheless, the tools that the bonobos produced, though inelegant, were serviceable.

The original Tab, which appeared in 1963, is still produced, though in dwindling quantities.