Sentence examples for though not going from inspiring English sources

The White House, attempting to defuse the row, said the documents mainly covered the period before Barack Obama launched his new Afghanistan strategy last year, and that Pakistan since then had taken action against insurgents, though not going as far as the US would like.

So even though the false claims of forgery in the Peking remains are fading from the creationist literature and even though the larger creationist organizations warn their followers against citing some of the Paluxy tracks (though not going so far as to renounce them altogether), there is no prospect of these legends disappearing.

Blocher proposed that Hick must then accept a level of determinism, though not going all the way.

Racism, though not gone, is greatly diminished: both opinion polls and daily experience suggest that we are truly becoming a more tolerant, open society.

(Participant 16) Some respondents also talked about how, though not gone, their pain had improved to a point where they felt comfortable getting pregnant.

That, though, is not going to happen.

As Adrienne Ranft pointed out, though, "we're not going for realistic here.

If I feel any pain, though, I'm not going to do anything".

Let's face it, though, Mary Bousted is not going to be the next education secretary.

For now, though, it's not going to happen.

Ireland, though, were not going to give up on their triple crown hopes without a fight.