Sentence examples for though control of from inspiring English sources

In 1985 ownership of the bank was transferred to a charitable organization called the Baring Foundation, though control of the bank remained in the hands of Baring family members.

"We've got uncertainties and nagging questions regarding the timing and the full effect of Novation's changes," one of these people said, adding that the panel's inquiries would continue "full bore" next year, even though control of the Senate is changing hands.

Johnson, however, paints him as a rough, tough killer who, among other things, had been "primarily responsible for the brutal torture inflicted on MK dissidents in camps such as Quatro" (though control of the detention camps fell under the department of security and intelligence of which - so far as I am aware - Modise was not a member).

The New Yorker, November 27 , 1954P. 33 It seems at this moment as though control of the new Senat-& perhaps the fate of the nation-is to be determined by the election of a single Oregon legislator, Richard L. Neuberger, Neuberger, who is by vocation a writer of articles for magazines.

This time, even though control of the House is up for grabs the Republicans have only a six-seat majority nearly all the soft money is likely to be spent in 30 or 40 seats, increasing the cost per race exponentially.

Though control of a single gene in the signaling network yields little selectivity, control of a few genes typically yields higher levels of selectivity.

Now, though, with control of the government, Republicans have a chance to repeal the act but are split over the plan put before them.

Though Republicans maintained control of the House, Democratic House candidates won 56 percent of the female vote, according to exit polls.

By not making the decision yourself, though, you lose control of a situation.

Her cool seems effortless, though her control of it is precise.

This even though conservative control of the Majlis would inevitably widen the gap between the overwhelming majority of the populace and those wielding power.