Sentence examples for though it can have from inspiring English sources

If you get it wrong, though, it can have the opposite effect and actually repel people.

What emerges from that movie is the unadorned proposition that poverty is no picnic, though it can have its dignities, and that wealth is delicious, though it can rot the brain.

Most consumers will probably never have a problem with exposure to formaldehyde, though it can have serious health implications for people who work with the chemical in factories.

The method is applied to ancient chestnut samples, even though it can have a general validity.

When we pretend we don't feel jealous (even though we actually do) it can have a negative impact on us in many ways.

Out here, though, I can have the real thing.

It has a palpable spirit, and I feel as though I can have a personal relationship to that spirit.

Ads have urged women to get their doctors to prescribe highly toxic tamoxifen to ward off cancer, though it can cause dangerous side effects and has not been proved to prevent the disease.

Though it can make fun toys, the app has a menu system that is a little frustrating.

He has had the advantage of a late start, though it can hardly have seemed like an advantage at the time.

Now, though, it can be seen that the race has been not just preserved but improved.