Sentence examples for though adequately from inspiring English sources
The Taylor sisters, though adequately moral, struck a new note of sweetness, of humour, at any rate of nonpriggishness.
These results indicate that by taking into account the underlying kinetic description of the interactions, the OptCircuit framework is able to expand upon possible circuit designs by drawing from architectures that may not be valid based on digital logic viewpoint though adequately meet the imposed requirement due to the careful matching of kinetic parameters as often observed in nature.
Few film-makers, though, have adequately captured the dichotomous nature of the internet as something both omnipresent and entirely abstract, like the air we breathe.
Labourers were traditionally treated as part of the family; even though not adequately remunerated in cash, they were also paid in kind through free accommodation, food and other basic necessities enjoyed by the rest of the household members.
III d. 38 a. 3c), this statement is pointing to a more explanatory and prior premise, discernible though never adequately articulated so as to show its relation to basic human goods.
Though not adequately understood, these evolutionary host preferences may benefit the mosquitoes in a number of ways including the identification of hosts with more nutritive blood, or those who are less defensive against mosquito bites [3], [4].
The tilt itself, though, has not been adequately explained.
Mr. Lesh sang a few leads adequately, though with deserved modesty.
"Our appreciation, though heartfelt, cannot adequately represent the gratitude of the students whom you have helped," Kohlberg and McHenry wrote.
Management scalability limitations though, are not adequately addressed when monitoring tasks requiring the employment of multi-hop agents are considered.
He performed adequately, though he was mostly remembered as a failed chemistry experiment after the Americans, with several veterans bickering with Sampson, finished last among 32 teams.
