Sentence examples for though in the world of from inspiring English sources

It seems as though in the world of college students, Apple has a large growing base of customers.

Around the dawn of the new millennium, he began to chart a course back into more conventional songwriting, though in the world of Julian Cope "conventional" is a highly equivocal term.

Nothing is for certain, though, in the world of sports and as these professional sailors will tell you, anything can happen at any time.

And it wants to postpone discussions on any kind of binding global agreement until after 2020 -- far too late and even though in the world of Nnimo Bassey of Nigeria,  "Eight years from now is a death sentence on Africa".

The case of Shane Gould is a special one in Australian sport, though not unusual in the world of swimming.

The line between gentlemen's agreement and hard law, though, is fuzzy in the world of international affairs.

Though passionately immersed in the world of clarinets and quartets, Reifsteck has also found a home in the world of electronic music.

For all the market's present effervescence, though, in the real world of profits and losses, Japan's recession is taking a great toll.

Since then, though, much has changed, especially in the world of political communications.

That's unlikely to happen, though; such tight integration is difficult in the world of Windows, where more than 1,000 companies are developing hardware and software.

Presidents of both parties, but especially Republicans, typically have had high-profile executives in their cabinets, though the executives' records in the world of politics are mixed.