Sentence examples for though getting rid of from inspiring English sources

Some costly items had become obsolete (like computer labs), though getting rid of others tested the willingness of teachers to embrace the new day: who needs globes in the age of Google Earth?

Ms Sturgeon said it was time for modest spending increases in the next parliament of 0.5% a year - even though getting rid of the deficit may take two or three years longer.

Comic Neue tries to save Comic Sans by creating a different, more aesthetically pleasing and "proper" font -- though getting rid of the essence of Comic Sans in the process.

It's difficult to see how they could protest more effectively, though getting rid of the masks they saw people wearing in a flim once might help anchor their cause in reality a bit more.   .

It would be good for democracy, though, by getting rid of the battleground state/spectator state problem and making everybody's vote equally worth casting and campaigning for.

The main concern for many other residents who were at the hearing, though, is getting rid of the contamination, not what the cleanup is called or the development it could delay.

Opponents, though, worry that getting rid of the motels would take away de facto affordable housing.

Even though Republicans opposed getting rid of the filibuster when Democrats controlled the Senate, House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif). said the party should do so now.

It can be difficult to isolate the source, though, so focus instead on getting rid of the mites.

This year, I swear, I will be ruthless, even though that may mean getting rid of the leather cowboy vest I bought for $40 in Colorado in 1973.

Mr. Lewis said he was getting rid of the figure, though, just as he was getting rid of the many other artifacts -- "Southern folk art," he calls them -- depicting blacks that decorate his home in Katy.