Sentence examples for though it consists from inspiring English sources
Unlike a mutual fund, though, it consists of a fixed portfolio of individual bonds.
The Republicans have a crackpot fringe, too, but the Democratic Party often sounds as though it consists of little else.
Their home pitch, too, was seen as an advantage – decried as "artificial", though it consists of natural grass sewn into a partially synthetic base.
It deserves to be called big, even though it consists of only three (delightful) musicians: Vito Dieterle (saxophone), Eben Levy (guitar) and Ian M. Riggs (bass).
In the real estate industry, it's relatively easy because even though it consists of $5 trillion to $6 trillion of assets, it's a relatively closed industry.
Johnson & Perkinson of South Burlington, Vt. says it performed $23 million worth of work as much as 100-lawyer Milberg even though it consists of two partners and several associates.
NINE months after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the world's economic crisis is still usually discussed as though it consisted of dire bank balance-sheets, falling exports and bankruptcies or job losses in the West.
Even though it consisted of only a hinged metal head with cartoonish "stuck-on" red lips and eyebrows for expressing emotions, its repertoire was so socially appropriate that people were drawn to play with it, and got the sense that Kismet was reciprocating their emotions.
I do believe, though, that it consists largely of people who think, or whom Limbaugh has persuaded, that the only important way in which contemporary racism manifests itself is when liberals, white or black, unjustly accuse white conservatives of racism or pandering to racist attitudes.
I do want to change the password, though, because it consists of a combination of letters from his name and numbers from his date of birth.
"It's a curious kind of history, though, in that it consists largely of obliviousness and denial," a condition underscored by the widespread lack of protection against the Oklahoma disaster last week.
