Sentence examples for though concluding from inspiring English sources

Apple decide to keep the FairPlay code to itself, though, concluding that if it licenses FairPlay to others, it can no longer guarantee to protect the music it licenses from the big four music companies it created such effective deals with.

Two dogs!" Though concluding that no major gun safety laws can soon be enacted, Jonathan lauds Obama for his passionate persistence.

Its decisions may not, though, conclude the process.

That ad, though, concludes with Mr. Santorum decking one of the wrestlers with a brutal elbow smash — a move that illustrates his no-holds-barred political style.

The Congressional report, though, concludes that the "cyclical" problems of slower growth are a tiny part of the overall budget problem.

The Bush administration, though, concluded that Mr. Chávez should convene an early election because the country was reaching the point where the deadlock between the government and its opponents could set off violence.

Halbertal, though, concludes his analysis with a warning: "When morality is depicted as a temptation to be surmounted in the name of a higher goal, it is always someone else who pays the price".

Now, though, apparently concluding that a good offense is the best defense, an increasing number of employers are filing pre-emptive lawsuits aimed at scaring off potential plaintiffs.

In the meantime, though, he concludes that London is happily far away.

Ultimately, though, they concluded that a biofuel plant would be too costly.

Over the next couple of days, though, I concluded that the members had made some great points.