Sentence examples for though aim from inspiring English sources

The latest digital wallets, though, aim to bring together credit and debit cards, bank accounts, loyalty cards, rewards and coupons in one place so that shoppers can pay for purchases mostly online, but increasingly in stores, too.

Another breed of DNA researchers, though, aim to blend new and old.

For most of the race though, aim to keep the same pace, then kick it up at the end.

For the most part, though, AIM was hurt this year by its American corporate and high-yield bond holdings, she said.

Do not read too quickly or too slowly though; aim for a medium pace.

Though aimed at children, the show soon attracted an adult following.

More often, though, aiming from oblique angles, Mr. Levinstein put his subjects in unflattering light.

Such lawsuits, though aimed at corporations, often pull in the brokerage firms that issue the securities or underwrite bond offerings.

Though aimed at cutting off illicit funding for terrorist groups, the crackdown has complicated legitimate humanitarian relief efforts in Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank.

Though aimed at children, there is nothing childish about the anthology A Poem for Every Night of the Year, edited by Allie Esiri (Macmillan £16.99) – a reminder that poetry is for everyone and for every day (or night).

Though aimed at reining in Greece's left-wing parties and their goal of renegotiating the bailout deal, the talk also unsettled markets and had the potential of turning into a self-fulfilling prophecy.