Sentence examples for though note that from inspiring English sources

We should though note that obligatory and discretionary activities lie on a continuum, rather than being dichotomous.

Analysts, though, note that shifting toward a mostly digital — and potentially more profitable — business remains very tough.

Some of his own former officials, though, note that the president is, in theory, signed up to training and arming just such moderate rebels; if it is really a fantasy, why bother?Iraq's future hinges heavily on developments in Baghdad.

But modern proponents of loan trading argue that they are not generally dealing with bad or problem loans (though note that the chart shows how the distressed component is increasing).

A degree from a four-year college or university bestows the right to be addressed as "Dottore" or "Dottoressa" (though note that dottore also refers to a medical doctor).

But, in general, they seem relatively content with how things are now (though note that the very latest figures say that the number of tall buildings planned has risen to 400).

Bell acknowledged that the McLaren report "appears to contain some serious allegations" though noted that they are being contested.

He does not talk this up much, though, noting that Salt Lake is the size of one of New York's 51 City Council districts, with fewer than 200,000 people.

It was though noted that whenever the trajectory is varying, an inherent lag is present compared to other adaptive schemes due to the presence of a filter in the control architecture.

IGN called it "pretty darned good", though noted that it was not as good as the score to the first game.

MacNicol, though, notes that he is "no mimic and it was Cregar's quality rather than his voice which gave me my model".