Sentence examples for there has though from inspiring English sources

There has, though, been no underlying improvement in the economy.

There has, though, been talk that Brown still has a big job left in him.

There has, though, been a rise in the number of reported small flood events.

There has, though, been impressive interworking between train companies and TfL.

There has though been one important concession to Iran in that it will be able to continue a basic level of uranium enrichment.

There has, though, been a lot of debate and argument over plans for the development of the Danube, which is a major commercial waterway, taking barges through the heart of Europe.

There have, though, been some significant loans.

There have, though, been some highly publicised deaths relating to nitrous oxide.

There have, though, been hints of what might be.

There have though been strong pushes by conservative elites for more direct bilateral US support contributions on the ground especially since the terrorist attacks on the US in 2001.

There are people out there who have, though.