Sentence examples for though it no from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately though, it no longer feels unlikely.One of the few ambitions shared by politicians across the party-political spectrum is that of creating a fully meritocratic society.

The Order was still not subject to local government, making it everywhere a "state within a state"—its standing army, though it no longer had a well-defined mission, could pass freely through all borders.

Sprint said it also was maintaining its local phone rates, though it no longer actively markets those plans to consumers.

The Senate Ethics Committee took the unusual step of releasing the results of its investigation into Mr. Ensign, even though it no longer has the power to punish him.

The building survives, though it no longer houses the engineers.

In "The Wealth of Nations", Smith noted:Poverty, though it no doubt discourages, does not always prevent marriage.

During its relatively short existence, though, it was no small player in New York racing history.

In one sense, though, it was no improvement at all.

Unlike most lasagnas, though, it had no shelf life.

At another level, though, it's no joking matter.

Now, though, it seems no director is allowed to forget his or her roots.