Sentence examples for though a small part from inspiring English sources
Most of the revenue derived from the journals comes from subscription sales, though a small part comes from advertising.
It's in Venice, and though a small part of the action does take place there, it's nothing that might not have been set in Paris or Rome.
Daimler's stock is now trading at 16.1 times expected earnings this year, though a small part of its drop since May reflects the payment of a special dividend.
Though a small part of the party worries about trampling on civil liberties, Labour MPs tend to put the interests of the community first as demonstrated by the overwhelming vote in favour of the smoking ban (see article).
Though a small part of PS is used as a soil conditioner and a fertilizer in agriculture, a large part of ash is disposed of in sanitary landfills (Henry 1991; Tripepi et al. 1996).
Though a small part of ExxonMobil's reserves the extension of life for such a mature oil feed is at least some evidence that new technologies can help push back the reckoning of the world's "peak oil" moment.
The $5-million increase in the district's arts budget, though still a small part of the overall budget, will enable schools to hire additional arts staff, acquire textbooks and other resource materials and to enhance and expand its development program for professionals.
Outside the drug industry, though, pure research accounts for a small part of overall research and development budgets.
Blair said that his graduate work taught him that researchers can answer "big important questions in the world even though you're working on a small part of it". The advanced-degree hood originated in the cold halls of medieval European universities where a heavy woolen gown and hood were necessities.
Towers, though, represent only a small part of the vast network that routes aircraft from point to point.
Amgen has also sold $26 billion of Aranesp, a longer-lasting form of Epo, though only a small part of that has been for American dialysis patients.
