Sentence examples for though announced from inspiring English sources

The data, though announced by the company, had not been published in peer-reviewed medical journals.

Their departure, though announced three years ago, when construction began in Florham Park, came at a difficult time for people here, though in a kind of good way.

The ruling was correct, though announced poorly by the on-field referee, and is merely a quirk of a protracted rulebook.

Mr. Medvedev's proposal, though announced in Chernobyl, may have been aimed at seizing some initiative in the public debate to restore confidence in the technology, more than at making a significant contribution to safety.

Mayor Bloomberg, though, announced his policy on it in February, after his erstwhile ally, Gov. George E. Pataki, released a budget proposal that would have hurt the city's finances.

The food, though announced as 'Mediterranean', is very Italian, taking in influences from north and south: the head chef, Davide Degiovanni, is from Cuneo, home of the luxurious Cuneesi al Rhum chocolate, but also birthplace of Michele Ferrero, maker of you-know-what.

In recent weeks, WME have scored some signal victories, though, announcing the signings of Charlize Theron, Justin Timberlake, and Renee Zellwegger.

Though announcing the new framework would help, it probably wouldn't be enough to close the nominal G.D.P. gap anytime soon.

Though announcing that a buyer has entered an exclusive negotiating period to buy all or part of a sports team is not rare, it carries some risk.

"GAZA Flotilla Drives Israel Into a Sea of Stupidity" declared the Israeli daily Haaretz on Monday, as though announcing the discovery of some hitherto unknown body of water.

Though announcing his death wasn't, maybe, the best way of going about catching his would-be assassin — from now on, news of another Kremlin opponent killed is going to be treated with justified skepticism.