Sentence examples for though considerably from inspiring English sources

Marcella Daly Mroczkowski Midlothian, Va., Oct. 27, 2009 • To the Editor: Though considerably to the left of David Brooks on many issues, I share his mistrust of detailed regulation of the financial industry and its compensation.

Though, considerably limited in its analytical capabilities, the low cost and speed of the workflow make the method worthwhile, even if only to localize retouching and areas appearing the same hue but painted with different pigments.

White's verdict is just as enthusiastic, though considerably less nuanced.

Like its predecessor, "Desert" is a novel-parable, though considerably less successful.

The other Barbary rulers, though considerably chastened, continued to receive some tribute until 1816.

It was like lightning striking in the same place four times, though considerably less painful.

One of Maxwell's most famous moments, though, is considerably more mainstream.

The mortgage debts of younger homeowners, though still considerably larger at $75,000 on average, grew barely a fifth as quickly.

What Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra offered at the Rose Theater, though, was considerably more than a history lesson or an exercise in brand reinforcement.

One of Baer's own far-out ideas, though, gained considerably more traction before it was wheeled back from a legal and political abyss at the eleventh hour.

Rich as Chicago's theater life is, though, it lags considerably behind New York in financial terms.