Sentence examples for though in doing from inspiring English sources

During a power struggle among irreconcilable directors, Mr. Jacobs and Mr. Schoenfeld managed to move to the top of the integrated enterprise in 1972, deposing a surviving grand-nephew to take over the organization, though in doing so they took on another partner, Irving Goldman, a liaison that brought a taint to the company.

And, as ever, the company has included some backs that help you relieve those simpler sandstone days – though, in doing so, you'll be masking the one key aesthetic distinction between the two phones (though I do recommend it, as that back scratches fast) – the addition of a gun metal coloring replacing graphite.

There is a risk, though, in doing this.

Mr. Fleder tries to boldface his assets, though in doing so he undermines the picture.

During the past year, Mr. Singh has repeatedly tried to keep the door open to Pakistan, though in doing so he has opened his government to criticism.

In particular, they suggest that particles in the stratosphere can indeed stop rising levels of greenhouse gases raising the overall global temperature, though in doing so they slightly cool the tropics while the poles warm a bit.

Inferring the rate of this progress, however, is not straightforward, though the interest in doing so is widespread [ 7, 8].

We end up doing a lot of things we're not interested in doing, though.

He may have knacked his shoulder in doing so, though.

In doing so, though, he is saving their lives.

Leukocytes and proinflammatory cytokines are beneficial in removing necrotic tissues, though in so doing potentially damage viable cellular elements.