Sentence examples for though in the process from inspiring English sources

It was a way of measuring and parcelling it out, though, in the process, allowing those who controlled the resources to play all sorts of tricks and games.

Marianna eventually sued Bsharri to win control of the copyrights; the judgment went to the Bsharrians, though, in the process, their legacy was substantially reduced, because the fee that their Lebanese-American lawyer had negotiated with them was an astonishing twenty-five per cent of future royalties.

Organized by the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, and previously seen at the Tate Modern in London, the show is clearly intended to elevate Warhol -- "an artist of high purpose, a chronicler of his time who uncompromisingly rendered the tragic quality of contemporary life," to quote the catalog -- to old master status, though in the process it misrepresents him.

Dickens found it almost impossible to leave the passions of the moment out of his fiction, even though in the process of transference they are wholly and dramatically changed.

Quaintly ramshackle – though in the process of smartening up – Žabljak is the gateway to Durmitor's mountain adventures.

Somehow surviving the fifties, Kerouac finally found success as an author, though in the process, his life lost meaning.

If You Go Though Zakarpattia is in the process of building up its tourist infrastructure, many travelers might find things a bit rough, to put it mildly.

With SOMA, though, Basic is in the process of crating the "perfect avatar," a rigged simulation of herself that, once finished, could effectively be the most successful 3D model ever made.

Here the male student was not given any penalty but the female student was suspended, even though nothing in the process that we analyzed suggested that the female's infraction warranted a harder sentence than the male's.

That's the law regardless of whether you are a birth citizen or naturalized (though fraud in the process of a naturalization application may be invoked to invalidate the naturalization).

What will, though, are developments afoot in the process and power-generation industries.