Sentence examples for though islands from inspiring English sources

Moreover, even though islands generally hold lower species richness than mainland, they exhibit a high level of endemism and are consequently of high conservation concern [7] [9].

Though islands generally could be predicted to show lower PD than expected (due to isolation followed by in situ speciation), we did not find any consistent pattern in island Southeast Asia.

Usually, though, "Island Girl" just sits idle.

There are, though, some islands of consensus.

By the 1920s, though, the islands were already in economic decline.

Though island residents cannot vote in the general election, they can help choose a presidential nominee.

Fittingly, though, Island is most closely associated with reggae and Marley, even if Blackwell had originally planned to make Jimmy Cliff his Jamaican flagship artist, only for the singer to leave Island for EMI just after the release of the film The Harder They Come in 1971.

It seems there is one common thread, though: Island dwellers believe islands to be very special places.

Though island residents can't vote for president, visiting the island is widely viewed as a way to shore up support from the increasingly powerful Latino vote.

Even though island populations generally show lower genetic variation than related mainland populations [24], the genetic distances between G. nesiotis and G. comeri are of at least the same magnitude as those found between taxa that figure as subspecies of G. chloropus in the literature (Fig. 5, Table 2).

Thankfully though, strict island rules on engine sizes mean you'll never see a Humvee barrelling towards you, guzzling the island's precious fuel supplies and hogging both lanes of the road.