Sentence examples for promoting though from inspiring English sources

That's something the magazines are also promoting, though, for once, retailers present a more intelligible view.

The kinds of marine reactors the Russians are promoting, though, also happen to create a byproduct — used fuel — that no one knows how to handle.

So connecting the dots, could that be the second New York area team the league has been promoting (though talk of a new stadium in Flushing Meadow-Corona Park now seems misplaced in light of Hurricane Sandy)?

What I am promoting, though art, is the understanding that "Black Love" is a proven and viable solution/cure that can be utilized in any culture where racial, cultural, and class disenfranchisement is present.

Last year, an evangelical Christian from Missouri, Lou Engle, held an event in Uganda at which the bill was promoted (though after he left to travel home, he says).

They were promoted, though.

Sexual tourism, which Mr. Trink unabashedly promotes though his work, and trafficking feed the sexual exploitation of children.

C. 1566 Wraxall?, England 1647 Long Ashton, England Sir Ferdinando Gorges, (born c. 1566, probably at Wraxall, Somerset, Eng. died 1647, Long Ashton, Gloucestershire) British proprietary founder of Maine, who promoted, though unsuccessfully, the colonization of New England along aristocratic lines.

Mr. Weinstein said he then hoped to accept the legion honor during the Cannes film festival in May, when he will have new movies to promote (though, he said, he is not yet sure which ones).

In addition to the reasons put forth in our leader, many plausibly claim that colour-conscious admissions policies may inflame (though do not create) racial resentment and promote (though sometimes quell) stereotyping.But opponents of racial preferences are often insufficiently sensitive to the negative consequences of ending them.

As a result, treatment with antioxidants has been promoted, though data on their effectiveness remain scanty.