Sentence examples for though indicated from inspiring English sources

The doctors, though, indicated that the trip was not a sure thing.

That Lucas Meachem's Mercutio didn't elicit many audience smiles, though, indicated that something was off.

One clause in the new permit, though, indicated that Ms. Martin's opposition had raised concerns.

He has, though, indicated his role will be that of an "arm twister" in order to get debts repaid.The president's own financial advice has added to the confusion.

Benton, though, indicated that he thought that interpretation was wrong, pointing to language in the act that suggested a union did not have to be present.

Investors, though, indicated doubts about Bayer's strategy and its ability to finance the deal, which is to be paid for at least in part from the company's cash flow.

All her supporters should though indicate second and third preferences.

Recent figures, though, indicate about the same rate of smoking for both groups — in the 21 to 22percentt range.

Some studies, though, indicate that some people with heart disease and other problems could be affected by even brief pollution spikes.

That failing, though, indicates a wider problem: beyond the sense of wrongs done, we actually don't get a full sense of context in any of the examples.

The resources poured into both prosecution and defence, though, indicate just what is at stake - and must raise concerns that what should be simple and clear-cut becomes convoluted and opaque.