Sentence examples for though not specifically from inspiring English sources

When reading this, Zune squirting is pretty easy to see in the write up, though, not specifically addressed.

Abnormal twisting of the trunk during tail hanging is reported in a large proportion of animals, and it is mentioned this "twisting" is specific to their model (though not specifically mentioned, it is implied the way the paper is written that the authors equate this behavior to human dystonia).

Shaker communities, though not specifically matriarchal in rule — there were plenty of male elders, too — were among the few American communities of nearly perfect sexual equality.

Grace McCleen's first novel, though not specifically marketed to younger readers, enjoys a plain, vivid style that might well suit them.

Though not specifically on the agenda, the future of Vivendi's entertainment businesses and the unwinding of the partnership agreement are expected to be chief topics, these people continued.

The British brewer that is named more often in this respect than any other (though not specifically by Burhouse) is Greene King.

In a comment very similar to Russian embassy officials, Medvedev raised the Russian president's sporting prowess, though not specifically his black belt qualification in judo.

You can hear a sound there — kind of an amalgam of funk and disco, though not specifically retro — that's purely a creation of Paris.

Apple's reply, though, did not specifically address the sales rank of the iPhone in the important U.S. domestic market.

A recent simulation study [45] suggests that spatial processes can have important effects on the structure of mutualistic networks, though did not specifically address their degree distributions.

Be prepared to trawl through a lot of general vacancies, though, as these are not specifically scientific career sites.