Sentence examples for though hope from inspiring English sources

There is, though, hope for their 'big four' rivals.

Reilly and race executives, though, hope that the experience of Japanese baseball players in the United States becomes a model in the running world.

If MRAM fulfils its promise it will eventually sweep away the other sorts of memory chip and may even give hard disks a run for their money.The proponents of spintronics, though, hope that MRAM will be only the beginning.

This year he began field trials of grapes engineered to resist Pierce's disease and fungal infection.Many people, though, hope that the problems of disease in grapevines may be solved without the sort of genetic modification that risks provoking consumer boycotts.

For now though, Hope for Tomorrow is looking to expand the chemo bus concept across the UK, with the hope of making the challenge of chemotherapy slightly easier to endure.

Though hope springs eternal, patience runs thin.

He had, though, hoped to continue.

North, though, hoping that his side had a better major-suit fit, made an S O S redouble.

She declined to pay immediately, though, hoping to reduce her fines after a visit to the Finance Department office on Joralemon Street.

It is though hoped that the use of the data by different researchers leads to an informal review process, which is also common to many other collaborative projects hosted on GitHub or similar platforms.

For the moment, though, hopes that Congress will take the initiative appear to be based more on wishful thinking than concrete evidence.