Sentence examples for though creating from inspiring English sources

Often though, creating your own branching stories can be a complex undertaking; which is a where StoryNexus comes in.

For many reasons, though, creating openness at the outset of an international adoption is often difficult — and sometimes impossible.

In reality, though, creating a single market for goods and services within the European Union is a process, not an event and a very slow-moving process it can be.

In reality though, creating a new drug to do anything is tremendously difficult.

Gambling continued illegally in many places, though, creating new opportunities for criminal enterprises.

The heat escaped up the chimney, and the logs — though creating spectacular flames — were consumed quickly.

Though created as a geisha for the executive Japanese market, Emiko has ended up in a ghastly Thai brothel.

The shows themselves, though, create an all-too-familiar miniversion of what Broadway typically offers, a cropped snapshot that suggests why even new works often seem stale.

The cold war, though, created an odd sense that only a couple of countries would be both economic and military powerhouses.

This the the cool thing to do now, though: create a successful franchise, then float the idea of making an MMO about it.

Though created as a government-sponsored enterprise, Fannie Mae was turned into a publicly traded company.