Sentence examples for though it shared from inspiring English sources

At the time, though, it shared very few details about it, something it rectified by posting a more detailed description this morning.

It was Citigroup's primary regulator, though it shared the duties with other regulators whose failings were also cited.

(The latter, though it shared with sonata form such elements as the central principle of key contrast, was a medium that evolved, through the Baroque concerto grosso, from the fundamentally different source of the solo vocal aria and the vocal-instrumental concerto).

Spain also benefited from dirt-cheap money even though it shared many of the same weaknesses, notably a housing-market bubble and a huge current-account deficit.Weakness exposedThe flood of easy money disguised the hard truth that the competitiveness of the peripheral economies, gauged by measures like unit labour costs, had steadily worsened after joining the euro.

Even though it shared some of the social critique of rap and hip hop, funk gained the national spotlight with more graphic lyrics about crime and sex.

The 65A9F (previewed by me here) won for Best SDR Day Mode/Video Processing, Best SDR Reference Mode, Best HDR Reference Mode (though it shared the title on this one with the LG OLED65E8), and Best Overall TV.

"Chioggia is lived in by real people, mostly fishermen, and it doesn't have the touristic imprint of Venice, though it shares its architecture and vista," said Mr. Bonsembiante, the producer.

Though it shares its basic dimensions with a Ford sibling, the Focus, the C-Max is more spacious and comfortable; tall passengers gape in amazement at its generous headroom.

His deconstruction of the modern game, in this sense, could hardly be bettered, though it shares with its subject the kind of earnestness that football's money culture now demands.

The partner gets an optimised chip; and though it shares design costs with its rivals, it also has the chance to cream off the top of the market before the competition becomes cut-throat.If the market is too small to justify made-to-measure, and off-the-peg does not suit, how can electronics companies access the latest technology in chip design?

The "vanilla" e-mail app is attractive and functional, though it shares many quirks with its sibling, the default 1.6 email client.