Sentence examples for though agreeing that from inspiring English sources

Though agreeing that was likely to happen, Mr. Coen did not offer a specific figure.

In James Schouler's 1913 History of the Reconstruction Period, the author accused Rhodes of being "quite unfair to Johnson", though agreeing that the former president had created many of his own problems through inept political moves.

Not everyone, though, agrees that the term is deceptive.

Not everyone, though, agrees that a specialist strategy is required to address the problem.

He does, though, agree that Nintendo hasn't made a decent fist of getting the Wii U's appeal across to the general public: "Yes, exactly, just as you said.

Many health professionals, though, agree that something is changing.

• Most, though, agreed that traffic in the borough can be terrible.

Both economists, though, agreed that the leveling off of the education rate among workers could be a problem as employers try to fill positions for skilled workers and managers.

TODD: It sounds like Governor Romney though agrees that it's not a tax.

Ultimately, though, McCain and Kramer agreed that McCain should take the dossier to the head of the F.B.I.

Though, we agree that even at a folic acid concentration of 3 mM, some internalization of the NPs occurs which may be due to the inherent ability of CNPs to enter the cells by endocytosis.