Sentence examples for though for certain from inspiring English sources
The people were still the people of the States, though for certain important purposes the States were United.
Mechanical netmaking remained unchanged for the most part, though for certain fishing gear the usual knotted netting was replaced by knotless netting.
A potential Kelly-inspired turnaround would come too late, though, for certain players — like Chris Stewart, a fifth-year senior offensive lineman — who joined the team in its struggling years and who have stuck with it through their final season.
In that case, just as drawings cannot be translated, so linguistic translation is impossible (though for certain purposes, naturally, we can translate 'relatively'; Aes. 68).
We use the most recent year's data available for each of these data sources, though for certain analyses we combine 3 years of data to achieve sufficient sample size.
Keep in mind, though, that interest for certain types of loans, such as federally insured student loans, mortgages and home equity loans/lines of credit may be tax-deductible.
Sometimes the errors lie in the past: Monsegur had already been identified, though not for certain, by rival hackers who had combed the internet to find his previous postings (unearthing his past hacktivism for Puerto Rico, and his New York location, and even photos).
One thing is for certain, though, about me, and the world has learned this, when I say something I mean it.
Even after that, the shocks reverberate, for though we know for certain what makes this man and woman happy, society is not yet done with them, and his parents invade the lovers' apartment on a mission to halt the joy.
[C8.] Campaign Finance Reports Online A study has found that 40 states enable candidates running for office to file financial disclosure statements online, though only candidates for certain offices are required to file.
Tilting the spinning container causes the mirror to lose its shape, so it is not possible to point an LMT at a particular spot in the sky and even when an object of interest is directly overhead, it is not possible to track it by moving the telescope to compensate for the rotation of the earth.This restriction is not as limiting as it sounds, though, at least for certain kinds of astronomy.
