Sentence examples for though it faces from inspiring English sources

At the same time, though, it faces business challenges of its own.

Now, though, it faces a difficult transition.

L.S.U. has also essentially sewn up its spot, even though it faces No. 14 Georgia at the Georgia Dome on Saturday for the Southeastern Conference title.

The company also said in its earnings call that China and India will drive demand for its smartphones this year, even though it faces stiff competition from makers like Xiaomi and Micromax in those markets.

The White House has rejected all of them and says it wants its own framework, even though it faces bipartisan opposition.

BERLIN — Though it faces budget shortfalls and holes in its pension system, Greece has withdrawn a proposed levy on Internet advertising that aimed to finance the retirement of journalists working in online media.

The two airlines had agreed on the basic premise of the deal, this person said, even though it faced a number of risks.

It won the prize for best first film at the 1969 Cannes Film Festival (though it faced only one competitor, as the critic Vincent Canby pointed out in a tepid 1969 review in The New York Times).

Swirled into a rich braised veal breast ragu with Parmesan and charred bread, it was scrumptious, though it faced tough competition, like smoky barbecue baby back ribs, pecan slaw and bistro fries.

The Golden Globes were televised in more than 160 countries this year, and more than 20 million people in the United States were expected to watch the telecast even though it faced heavy competition from the season premiere of "24" on Fox.

And even some of the best shows of the year battled the weight of excessive appreciation: HOMELAND The second season of this Showtime series was gripping even though it faced the double burden of stretching a triple-agent story line beyond plausibility and of satisfying a vociferous fan base scrutinizing every pivot and pregnant pause.