Sentence examples for though if only from inspiring English sources

The whole experiment was worth it, though, if only for The Day Today's Scrutineer.

He wouldn't have to consider these options, though, if only R&B was how it used to be.

A full-scale repeal is unlikely, though, if only because of perceived improvements in corporate accounting and controls in America as a result of its passage.

Quite fun though, if only to hear Fräulein Schmitz (mis)quote the movie, saying: "You can be any time my wing man".

Their forecasts may be a tad optimistic, though, if only because lawsuits could tie up the gambling plan in court for a long time.

Keeping track of who has done what is essential, though, if only to avoid legal wrangles when things go wrong.All sorts of new collaboration tools now allow people to work together on a single project.

Realize though, if you only have one publication on the ledge, your guests are more likely to remember it and judge you accordingly.

He knows something though, I reckon, if only he'd tell Merrily … oops, too late.

She leans forward as though forced intimacy, if only spatial, will squeeze out the truth.

With fewer swabs taken, the power is smaller though even if only 400 swabs are taken per year, a vaccine effect of 20% can be detected with just under 80% power.

Bear in mind, though, if you're only cycling along urban streets then the aim is to be seen by others rather than to show the way ahead.