Sentence examples for though enormously from inspiring English sources

Though enormously popular, most prosecco, the minor Italian sparkling wine from Veneto, is middling.

The SNP chips worked well, the studies were well designed, though enormously expensive, and some 2,000 disease-associated SNPs have been identified by university consortiums in the United States and Europe.

Mr. Obama told a small group of journalists at a White House lunch last week that reducing tensions between the two nuclear rivals, though enormously difficult, is "as important as anything to the long-term stability of the region".

This gem, lovingly crafted to closely mimic the look and feel of an MSX game (though enormously expanded), received a screen-for-screen remake for the Nintendo Wii in 2012, but it wasn't until early 2014 that the original team of three decided to make a whole new game.

Though enormously wealthy, the tiny Middle Eastern monarchy doesn't wield anything near the political power of Russia.

Fortunately, they were moving very slowly at the time, and the damage was limited (though enormously expensive to repair).

Magnetic resonance machines, though, vary enormously, and not just in the strength of their magnets.

Though these enormously gifted and appealing artists won ardent ovations, they gave almost the classic definition of uneven performances: sometimes wondrously beautiful, sometimes worrisomely shaky.

For pro-life activists, though, this uncertainty is enormously consequential.

Though she is enormously aware of the impingements of sensation, her sensations remain impingements.

In New York, average premiums have fallen over the last dozen years (though they vary enormously among employers), as have claims.