Sentence examples for though mean from inspiring English sources

Smaller vehicles, though, mean smaller profit margins for automakers.

It will, though, mean saying goodbye to this extraordinary place.

It does, though, mean that talk of "social cleansing" can be cheap.

Two yeses, though, mean he is through despite Simon attempting to bring some logic to proceedings.

Mr Bush's religious beliefs, though, mean he regards extramarital sex and abortion as sinful.

Upcoming changes, though, mean a country could support a higher multiple than is safe today, he adds.

SPRING, though, means Reno.

The points, though, meant everything.

Boosting security, though, meant more troops.

Out of sight, though, means out of mind.

Three stars, though, means they're fundamentally good games.