Sentence examples for though comparing from inspiring English sources

I sense that the OFT report may direct more attention beyond Apple and iOS though, comparing its policies with those of Google, Amazon and other Android app store owners, for example.

Third, the response rate (76%), though comparing well to surveys with comparable participation time (in the present survey this was, on average, 175 minutes, which include all parts of the survey performed at one visit at the study centre, and possible breaks during this visit), may lead to selection biases, as healthier subjects are more likely to participate.

In the end, though, comparing features is splitting hairs.

What leaps out most powerfully, though, comparing then and now, is the visceral fear that this time war will admit new horrors into our own lives.

Though comparing Maria Rita to Elis Regina has become something of a parlor game in Brazil, the irony is that Maria Rita never really knew her mother.

More broadly though, comparing preparations and the results achieved may shed valuable light on cultural differences in how technology is set up and managed, according to Edward Tenner, author of "Why Things Bite Back".

Nothing, though, compares to random targets of extremist groups and the implications felt near and far.

Nearly 140,000 people listened again over the internet.' This was small beer, though, compared with what Boaden terms the 'heightened crisis'.

None of that, though, compares with the waterslides, which, for me and anyone else with a pulse, are the main attractions.

Nothing, though, compared to the past, and the years when he rose with a privileged but ill-starred family to the summit of American power.

The BRICs are really rising though, compared to the rest.