Sentence examples for provided though much from inspiring English sources

This problem can be fixed if viewers don the 3-D glasses provided though much like Diebold's software, we know this eyewear to be far from perfect.

Bibliographies were sometimes provided, though not regularly.

Australia also has a very large non-forest wooded land area [106 million hectares; FRA (1990)] which provides extensive fibre potential though much of this area is presently not commercially viable.

Recent studies suggest that interventions to alter intestinal microbiota and mucosal cellular function in comorbid malnutrition and advanced HIV disease could provide clinical benefits for these patients, though much of this research remains at an early stage.

It provides a rare example of successful industrial policy (though much more so in hardware than software).

The Korean collection, though much smaller in scale than the other two, provides a basis for scholarly research.

Even now, though, much remains unknown.

He was, though, much misunderstood.

In his new book, "Innovation Nation", he points to warning signs, such as America's underinvestment in physical infrastructure, its slow start on broadband, its pitiful public schools and its frostiness toward immigrants since September 11th 2001 even though immigrants provided much of America's creativity.

As the war drew to a close, Bush noted in The Endless Frontier that though science provided "much of our hope for the future," we had "no national policy for science". His report eventually led to the creation of the National Science Foundation (NSF) under Truman in 1950.

The term refers to the large number of individuals who prefer to invest in bonds rather than stocks, even though stocks have historically provided a much higher rate of return.