Sentence examples for though extending from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind, though, extending loan durations isn't the same as lowering an interest rate or forgiving a portion of an outstanding balance.

Though extending into exile, the novel remains rooted in a tropical Manaus of floating bars, neoclassical mansions and shanties built out over the water.

After a 2008 report by Department of Energy officials, some researchers said that even though extending daylight time had helped save energy nationally, regional variations made it impossible to predict whether year-round daylight time would do so.

(Why this town?) "A tornado seems to be not a cloud but some sort of inconceivable created structure — one that reaches up from the ground to the heavens as though extending from this world to the next," he writes.

Though extending the deadline for complaints until 6 p.m. Thursday, Mr. Jenness said that no more complaints concerning ballot box irregularities would be considered after the 43 submitted Tuesday, to prevent further delay in the counting process.

In the heart of Europe, two areas demonstrate special factors involved in the formation of folk culture: the Rhineland, where wine production provided a number of special objects and motifs; and the Alpine regions, which, though extending into several countries, share a pattern of living dictated by the mountain territory.

The danger, though, extends beyond financial bubbles.

England's problems, though, extend beyond simple selection issues.

The problems, though, extend well beyond the financial.

The visitors, though, extended their lead when Martin Gleeson went through some poor tackling to score.

That hospitality, though, extends only to the areas outside the ropes.