Sentence examples for though a better from inspiring English sources

To achieve this though, a better understanding of the mechanistic underpinnings of how cell and tissue level physical properties contribute to EMT in pathological settings is needed.

Perhaps though, a better term would be atheist community.

We need a whole new paradigm, even though a better tool than the ballot box for reorganising society remains undiscussed.

Let me be clear that I'm not talking about what we used to call, back in the '90s, "irony," though a better term might have been "insincerity".

This is a pivot (though a better term might be "flatworm," after the invertebrates that can be cut in half and then regenerate themselves).

Plugged into the widget, the name of Michael Bradley comes back as Bradlerto, though a better one after his slicing volley on Saturday might be Holycau.

Others, though, have a better philosophy.

Nothing, though, is a better investment than education.

The more elegant designation, though, seemed a better fit for the blue-eyed ingenue whose co-stars found smart and pleasant and very self-contained.

One could argue, though, that a better path to crime reduction is through employment, higher wages and education.

Arguably, though, an even better microcosm of Japan is found in the bathrooms, which feature textured walls, altarlike granite sinks, and terrifying computerized toilet seats.