Sentence examples for though not equally from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, New Jersey Transit and Amtrak riders will continue to share the new waiting areas, though not equally.

Mr Sumner considers it wasteful; the Austrians, downright harmful.Meanwhile mainstream economists continue to look at all the options askance, though not equally so.

Early New Orleans jazz, swing, bebop, cool jazz, modal jazz, hard bop, free jazz, third stream, and fusion are all represented, though not equally.

Responsibility for starting the war was shared (though not equally) between three of the five main belligerents Germany, Austria-Hungary and Russia.

Scenario analysis is a process of evaluating possible future events through the consideration of alternative plausible, though not equally likely, states (scenarios).

In their book, Speculative Turn, philosophers Levi Bryant, Nick Srnicek, and Graham Harmon describe irreductionism as an approach that renders "all entities equally real (though not equally strong) insofar as they act on other entities.

"We do have an equally great, though not as gigantic, Pollock," Ms. Temkin said, referring to "Number 1 A, 1948," which has just been hung in place of "One".

During the 15th century the round, neat, humanistic or Renaissance hand was introduced in Florence and was employed for literary productions, while the needs of everyday life were met by an equally beautiful, though not as clearly legible, cursive hand.

Though not as famous as Jupiter's Great Red Spot, Saturn's Hexagon is equally mysterious.

Mr. Weinberger unfortunately seems to feel that all six characters deserve equal time, though they are not equally interesting.

Mr. Weinberger unfortunately seems to feel as if all six characters deserve equal time, though they are not equally interesting.