Sentence examples for though commonly from inspiring English sources

Accepting gifts is an illegal, though commonly accepted, practice among police officers, prosecutors and judges.

The divisions provided below, though commonly used, are by no means accepted by all phycologists.

Most notably, antibiotics, though commonly prescribed, are no better than a placebo for bronchitis.

Among the remaining nine methods, the Gasteiger Hückel charge, though commonly used, performed poorly in prediction accuracy.

Though commonly associated with painting, Cubism had lasting effects on many sculptors and architects of the time.

For alcohol, though commonly so considered, is not, like caffeine or the several members of the amphetamine coterie (Benzedrine, Dexedrine, Methedrine), a stimulant.

Commonly, though, hormonal changes – and some illnesses or disabilities that can accompany ageing – affect or disrupt the sexual patterns enjoyed in one's youth.

Most commonly, though, scams revolve around fake ties to government housing programs like the Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP) or the Home Affordable Refinance Program (HARP).

Though, treadmills are commonly available tools that are used in exercise settings and this may offset the apparent limitation.

Liverworts are distributed worldwide, though most commonly in the tropics.

In Vietnam Twitter is accessible though not commonly used.