Sentence examples for though drastically from inspiring English sources

Whole genome capture, though, drastically reduces the time, cost, and effort in the field needed to collect samples because leukocyte filtration requires getting materials and experienced scientists into the field to actually perform the procedure thereby limiting the collection of samples to only certain geographic areas.

And the Senate approved an energy bill that, though drastically stripped down, finally raised federal fuel-efficiency standards for vehicles.

Though drastically outnumbered, King Henry proves himself to be an inspiring, capable leader whose victory at Agincourt will land him at the feet of the lovely Princess Katharine Renée Ashersonn).

Credit Suisse, too, has narrowed its focus, though not as drastically.

Robberies dropped throughout the precinct, though not as drastically, to 432 last year from 515 in 2006.

Some of these survive today, though in drastically reduced form.

That doesn't lessen the movie's appeal while you're watching it, though it drastically shortens the afterglow.

The rule's critics and supporters alike are already pushing ideas for tweaks, though for drastically different reasons.

Mac sales, too, were off, though less drastically: the company sold 4% fewer, for a total of 5.3m.

Though not drastically different, the lightened punishment for tardy serving appears to be an incentive to make chair umpires less reluctant to enforce the existing time violation rules.

The virus is still circulating, though in drastically reduced strength, health officials said, and it may continue to circulate at low levels throughout the summer.