Sentence examples for though it maybe from inspiring English sources

Connacht's unbeaten record ended in Glasgow while 14-man Ulster lost in Zebre and, early though it maybe, there are signs the tougher qualification process for the new premier European club competition is having an effect.

An economy is part of societal evolution, though it maybe affected by physical and biological evolution in some degree, through earthquakes, natural catastrophes, the geological accumulation of fossil fuels, mineral deposits, oil, erosion, delta building, climate change, and the like.

Though it maybe difficult and time-consuming for you, it is also a very effective way to protect a bed from bedwetting.

Though it maybe true in some cases because it costs money to recycle and reproduce some materials, according to the Environmental Protection Agency, the increased concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is contributing to an increase in global average temperature and related climate changes.

Zap2It's Rick Porter thought that although it wasn't "as sublime in its Needy Michael-ness as last week's (episode)" and "in some ways, though, it was maybe even a little sadder", "Night Out" was "still pretty darn funny".

The ambition behind Dart is much bigger, though, so it maybe shouldn't have been a surprise that the team is bringing its runtime to App Engine and other servers, as well.

Though, maybe, just maybe, Dibaba can eventually take it.

Maybe, though, it's time for a woman to do the job.

Maybe, though, it was in making these test shots that Clouzot's ambition went beyond his capacity to realise a film.

You don't hear much about it, though, maybe because even meteorologists are pretty much silent about it.

Though it was maybe five feet long, there was barely any body: most of it was taken up by a tubelike snout in front and a bushy tail in back that Wilma Flintstone might have used to dust furniture.