Sentence examples for though generate from inspiring English sources

Many kinds of cancer cells, though, generate so much ROS that the cell's ability to keep functioning is stretched to the breaking point, and elesclomol cranked ROS up even further, to the point that the cancer cells went up in flames.

Watching Roseanne now, though, generates some sober reflections amid the laughter.

The overlap with Mr. Obama, though, generated bipartisan praise for Mr. Bush.

United's chief executive, Ed Woodward, is willing to respond opportunistically in this month's transfer market to arrest this crisis, though generating those opportunities is the challenge.

Kiernan's own writing, it must be said, sometimes reads as though generated by a biographical software program: "Nothing was going to stop this bright and desperately ambitious young adventurer, who had turned her back on Seattle and set her sights on Vassar, where she was not about to settle for second best and where she was going to distinguish herself at all costs".

In this case, Pol- η is replaced by Pol- ζ which, in cooperation with Rev1, is able to carry on the replication, though generating mutations on the genome [ 40, 41].

Outside, though, they generate heat.

Dozens of local online auction sites, for example, have cropped up, though few generate enough activity to qualify as real businesses.

Business had slipped even though nurseries generate higher margins than the hardware, barbecue supplies and food that are the core items at the blue-and-white clapboard general store, he said.

A former Apple executive told me that, because Apple's power structure is built around hardware, no one really wants to work on its services business, even though they generate more than Facebook's annual revenues.

One consequence is that banks have little incentive to lend to small and medium-size enterprises, or S.M.E.'s, most of them privately owned, even though they generate more than 75percentt of urban jobs.