Sentence examples for though pointed out from inspiring English sources

Daisann, though, pointed out that repressive regimes are – despite the obvious negatives – among the safest places for women to travel.

Several readers of my previous column, though, pointed out that $60 a month isn't appreciably more than what people pay for high-speed Internet at home.

Some principals, though, pointed out that students had answered about the same number of questions correctly this year, and that all that had changed was the number of correct answers the state required for passing.

The committee said that it meant some chief constables would be earning more than ten times the wage of the lowest paid for the first time, the committee said, though pointed out that none of those senior officers would be black.

Critics, though, pointed out that acetylene and formaldehyde are still somewhat complex molecules themselves.

Garin, though, points out that "the movies we finance in our partnerships would've got made anyway".

"We might have been desensitised though," points out Cooper.

Historians, though, point out that China is merely regaining a title that it has held for much of recorded history.

Andy Haldane, though, points out that a single clearing house for all trades would be "The too big to fail problem from hell".

Others, though, point out that it should be seen as part of Singapore's efforts to market itself as a south-east Asian centre for media, culture and the arts.

Calmfors et al. (2001) though point out that program participation may then represent a means for benefit churning, and program volumes may explode.