Sentence examples for though abundant from inspiring English sources

Though abundant, it is not sought as food.

Though abundant in nature, extracting them is difficult, costly, time-consuming and dirty.China is the world's largest (and for some of them the only) producer of rare earths.

Though abundant (the universe probably contains more of them than any other sort of particle except photons), they are fiendishly difficult to detect.

Even though abundant research has been conducted on CSR, there is still no generally accepted definition of it.

Even though abundant fulleropyrrolidines were reported, the performance of the fulleropyrrolidines based device was very deprived than the PC61/71BM based devices.

In this study no DNA binding of HNF6 was observed with extract of nuclear proteins isolated from colorectal metastatic liver tumors, even though abundant expression of the HNF6 protein was seen.

If new hosts are abundant, though, things change.

My books are abundant, though, sadly, they seem de trop in a digitized world.

Death has been abundant, though often with no clear perpetrator; many of the deaths have been as a result of war-wrought diseases.Despite at one time having the world's biggest UN peacekeeping mission, Congo, Jason Stearns argues, should be ranked alongside Germany, Russia and China as one of the great vortexes of recent human violence.

In mid-August, though, time feels abundant here.

Hydroxy fatty acids, though not as abundant, constituted the third largest lipid class detected in the gardens (Figure 3).