Sentence examples for though noting that from inspiring English sources

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.

Ballmer seems willing to spend as long as it takes, though, noting that the war with Google is over the long term, not the short: "In the coming years, we'll make progress against Google in search first by upping the ante in R&D through organic innovation and strategic acquisitions.

He also agreed with Schultz, though, noting that he and several others want to see the river moved back to its previous location, and the endeavor needs to be done in a timely manner.

"They've rejected Rick Perry," he added, though noting that the campaign takes nothing for granted.

Although reclusive, he did not stand out, said Tony Parker, 22, a neighbor, though noting that Mr. Commey often seemed like a social misfit and a conspiracy theorist.

"It's like looking in the mirror for him," Scott said of Jefferson, though noting that Mason might be more aggressive offensively.

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

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

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.

The judge, though, noted that she had been instructed by the schools' public relations staff not to discuss the T-shirts.