Sentence examples for though not highly from inspiring English sources

He said the label was self-sufficient, though not highly profitable.

Though not highly regarded among beer lovers (it has a rating of sixty-seven—"Poor"—on BeerAdvocate.com), Baltimoreans cherish the brew.

Though not highly visible, the Office of Civil Rights plays a powerful, behind-the-scenes role on matters of race for the nation's public schools and universities.

For the adults, it is a professional position though not highly paid, thus their vocations include opera and the stage as well as teaching music.

Wine from Baetica and Tarraconensis, even though not highly regarded in Rome, was shipped in quantity from the 1st century bce to the mid-2nd century ce.

Though not highly regarded among beer lovers (it has a rating of sixty-seven — "Ponr" — on BeerAdvocate.com), Baltimoreans cherish the brew.

The next sets of proteins that have also been observed disordered, though not as highly disordered as RNA-binding proteins, are DNA-binding proteins.

Using this list of recent, experimentally observed breakpoints, we again found correlations, though not as highly significant across all analyses, of breakpoints with tRNAs, Tys, LTRs, and early-firing replication origins (fig. 4, table 3, and supplementary table S11, Supplementary Material online).

This is one simple, though perhaps not highly plausible, account available to opponents of the theory of direct reference: it will do for illustration of this point.[2] If this descriptive account is correct, then 'Petrarch' is rigid: in any other possible world w, 'Petrarch' designates the entity that, in α (not w), is the famous humanist most closely associated with the Italian Renaissance.

The military also provided a means for advancement in Song society for those who became officers, even though soldiers were not highly respected members of society.

The meat is marketed fresh, smoked, or dried and salted, though it is not highly regarded due to its mushy texture.