Sentence examples for though it thought from inspiring English sources

Northrop had said that it would not contest the terms of the latest contract proposal, even though it thought they had been drawn up to favour the rival Boeing bid.

The Times, even though it thought such privacy battles to be "tawdry," believed the supreme court ruling on the "now-notorious" injunction, plus the law on which it is based, to be "troubling in a free society".

The built-in map "fake" G.P.S. is abysmal though – it thought I was Boston last night when I was clearly in San Francisco.

The Fed revised down its forecasts for inflation this year, though it thinks it will hit 2% by 2016, as the effect of lower energy prices wears off.

The public wants compromise from both sides, though it thinks Mr. Obama will try to do so more than Republicans will.

It also likes Cazenove's equity-broking and corporate-finance businesses, though it thinks both will be more profitable if they have more things to offer.

Afterwards, though, I thought it fraudulent too.

Back then, though, I thought it was magical.

For some others, though, it was thought best that physician take a more paternalistic role, protecting patients from harming themselves or being defrauded of their time and money.

It's a term of endearment, though, I think it's nice.

At the time, though, I thought I had it covered.