Sentence examples for though as already from inspiring English sources

The defence resource budget will be maintained in cash terms at £24bn, a cut in real terms, though, as already announced, the defence equipment budget, now totalling £14bn will grow by 1% in real terms in the year 2015/16.

Could it be that community hospitals are very popular with the public and that this will generate good news for the NHS even though, as already noticed, the type of community hospital being proposed is very different from that of the romantic past?

According to Moser (1989), we can also be directly aware of probabilistic or explanatory relations between propositions and nonpropositional items e.g., between the proposition that there is a blue book here, and the given appearance of a blue book (though, as already mentioned in section 3.1, he seems to take this as a requirement for doxastic as opposed to propositional justification).

And these results are absolutely identical with our findings though, as already said, RSA and cardiorespiratory coordination was not a focus of their article.

Though, as already mentioned, the effects of B cells on bone remodeling might be variable also depending on the anatomical sites in which their activation occurs.

5) One novel aspect of the R. sphaeroides chemoreceptor arrays is that they appear to be curved (though, as already mentioned, the exact nature of this curvature was not clear to me until later in the manuscript).

Heuristically, one may view the Gödel sentence GF as expressing its own unprovability saying "I am not provable"—though, as was already emphasized, such claims should be taken with a grain of salt.

I think we do have to take the prospect seriously though, as studios already are.

Crucially, though – as Gavin already knows – kids are well-aware of the pass-out challenge.

There is no point, though, as somebody already said, in regretting past actions.

For that to happen the EU and America must tell the Greek-Cypriots to get serious (though, as EU members already, they have little incentive to help).