Sentence examples for though not good from inspiring English sources

The original production of "Follies" opened in 1971 and had a good run of 522 performances - though not good enough to turn a profit.

There have been winners here, too, though – not good enough to reach the final weekend but promising enough to encourage the view that they might be ready make a bigger impact within a year or so.

Paul Elliott, a West End producer, had the New Ambassadors (capacity 400) for only 12 weeks, but the show was established and production costs were kept down though the producers spent £125,000, mainly on ads, and the actors were asked to take a pay cut to £1,500 (still three times more than the West End average).The reviews were good, though not good enough to guarantee a hit.

But the technique has promise, and the single-camera estimate of distance got to be pretty good, though not good enough to navigate by just yet.

We might protest that an act can surely be good if it has good consequences: it is 'instrumentally good', that is, good as a means (though not good as an instrument; the term 'instrumental value' is a snare).

The narrowest limits were provided by formula 32 for NU-AGE, DRIE and Fortes, and formula 32 was a close second to formula 33 for Sjöstrand, though not good for Pfortmueller.

"It was a good experience, though not as good as I wanted it to be.

She gave a very good performance, though not as good as her fellow nominee Naomi Watts for 21 Grams.

Augustine tried to make peace, arguing that marriage was a positive good -- though not as good as celibacy.

Though not as good as the fruits, the roots still have some useful nutrients inside.

Oil revenues were very healthy in 2011-12, though not as good as they had been three years earlier.