Sentence examples for though only a fraction from inspiring English sources

The agency will replace faulty stickers at no charge, though only a fraction of those affected have taken it up on the offer, tape being the preferred remedy.

Those results are a significant improvement from Merck's 2003 pipeline, though only a fraction of Phase I and II drugs are ever approved for sale.

There are more than 350 seats for spectators in the court, though only a fraction of them will be available to the general public.

The force that allied planners seem to have in mind seems closer to Mr. Wolfowitz's figure, though only a fraction of them would be American.

You have to absolutely pack your head with information – it's the foundation of the book (even though only a fraction of what you know actually finds its way on to the page).

Open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, it is 14 feet high and can accommodate 400 people -- though only a fraction at a time are allowed at the edge, which directly oversees ground zero.

The output from factories, mines and farms, though still only a fraction of what it was just over a decade ago, is rising.

Meanwhile, native-born New Yorkers blamed all Irish Catholics (about a quarter of the city) for the riot, even though only a tiny fraction was involved.

Every day kids are forced to drag back and forth from school huge hardcover textbooks containing hundreds of pages, even though only a small fraction of each book is being used at any given time.

About half the nation's acreage still is what is technically classified as farm land even though only a small fraction of it is used to produce farm products.

Though only a small fraction of the town's 3,579 registered voters cast their ballots, it was still a record turnout: More people voted than in last year's mayoral election.