Sentence examples for though and particularly from inspiring English sources

Since then, though, and particularly in recent months, they have slumped.

Since then, though, and particularly since the debate in Las Vegas, Biden has dropped back a bit.

What has energized the students, though, and particularly the young women, is Gov. Sarah Palin, in whom they see themselves.

Crucially though, and particularly for people who enjoy cooking, sous vide nixes the role of the senses.

These events appropriately underscore our sense of life's fragility, though, and particularly of the tenuousness of existing in the American West in the early 20th century.

They will be here until January, though, and particularly want to be in Newtown for Christmas, surrounded by those who have become family.

But for now, nobody can do much beyond scolding Vladimir Putin, whom Mr Bush met in Bratislava on February 24th (see article).By far the biggest strategic worry for America, though, is China, and particularly the EU's determination to lift its arms embargo this summer.

Though rising commodity and (particularly gold) prices are bringing out the bulls for mining stocks once again, the safer route to investing in the sector may be to dig in for the long term.

Affirm isn't the only outlet trying to revolutionize the loan industry, though, and competition is particularly tough with the likes of Lending Club and others.

This issue illustrates, though, how human rights – and particularly article 1 of protocol 1 – are used by commercial interests to fight regulation they do not welcome.

It is clear, though, that some children, and particularly adolescents, are abandoned by wilful parents, and this should not be allowed to continue without a response by the state.