Sentence examples for though not widely from inspiring English sources

They are convinced that bitcoin, though not widely understood, offers a path to lower payment processing and more secure transactions.

Today Mr. Bajaj, though not widely known outside the district, is arguably the most successful restaurateur in Washington.

Nick Clegg's speech on Monday, though not widely publicised, seems to have made him a number of friends.

Though not widely celebrated in America, Indo-Chinese food is familiar to in-the-know locals and venturesome food travelers like myself.

The practice has been in effect for more than 40 years though not widely known until recently, when the sums awarded have soared.

Though not widely loved, the prickly Mr Giuliani's success in improving life in the city has earned him the respect of most voters there.

Though not as widely known as his older sibling, Dr Lee is an established figure in the field of climate science in South Korea.

McGaughey was smiling again after Orb's performance Sunday, though not as widely as he did after his prize colt's impressive workouts before the Derby and the Preakness.

Though not as widely known as other marches, the Silent Parade was a significant precursor to the civil rights movement.

You know all this because it has been reported in the media, though not as widely as it should have been.

Data from longitudinal studies, though not as widely available, are preferable because they allow additional questions to be addressed, such as whether the changes in depressive symptoms over time are related to alcohol use.