Sentence examples for though printing from inspiring English sources

Prices to consumers have risen over the last decade even though printing and binding costs have declined significantly, said Stephen Snyder, executive vice president of the Book Manufacturers Institute.

Though printing guns is a craft still in its infancy — Lerol hasn't tested his parts yet at a gun range — technology experts, gun rights proponents and gun safety advocates say the specter of printable firearms and ammunition magazines poses a challenge for Obama and lawmakers as they craft sweeping gun-control legislation.

Even though printing photos is no longer the only means of viewing and sharing them with others, people still often want to do something more meaningful with these images — especially those of their family and children — than simply sharing them via ephemeral social media posts.

Even though printing photos is no longer the only means of viewing and sharing them with others, people still often want to do something more meaningful with these images — especially those of their family and children — than simply sharing them via ephemeral social media posts.

(Peirene is a new imprint and this is its first publication. However, it does look as though, by printing standards alone, this is a class act).

By the end of that decade, though, prints of "Limite" had vanished or were so degraded that the film was in danger of being lost.

Sometimes articles scroll vertically, as though printed on a roll of toilet paper.

Though printed in black and white, each paper appeared to be an exact reproduction of the entire edition.

Some nice visual flourishes liven up the proceedings; when you scroll the master list of programs, the icons seem to scroll downward off the edges, as though printed on a tablecloth.

Though printed on cheap paper, the books employed good typography far superior to that of any earlier attempts at paperbacks—and the original cover design was attractive in the bold simplicity of its orange and white stripes.

But that is not quite right either: though printed the same size as the paintings they mimic, Ms. Core's photographs are actually based on photographic reproductions found in books and catalogs.