Sentence examples for though prominent from inspiring English sources

Though, prominent deterioration of LPO was demonstrated by mice in group VI (2.26 ± 0.19 nmol MDA/g tissue).

The British government did not own shares in the Company (though prominent courtiers and politicians certainly did).

Though prominent in America for nearly seven years, she has only now attempted to crack the UK market.

Local preference meant that all seven wild card pairs in 2013 included at least one Australian (though prominent foreign pairs have been awarded in years past).

Though prominent before Mr. Assad's ascent in 2000, Mr. Makhlouf grew wealthier as he and Egyptian partners won one of two mobile phone contracts.

Though prominent even before Mr. Assad's ascent in 2000, Mr. Makhlouf grew even wealthier as he and Egyptian partners won one of two mobile phone contracts.

From the Democratic list, though, one prominent name seems missing: Jacob J. Lew, the White House chief of staff.

In 1960, though, these prominent Catholics were mostly politicians, some of them the hard-bitten but cautious bosses of big-city Democratic machines.

Last week, though, the prominent political blogger Andrew Sullivan used his forum on TheAtlantic.com to tell readers to subscribe to the print edition of the magazine.

Investors who bought Treasury bonds at a 2% yield in 1945 earned a negative real annual return of 2.3% over the following 35 years, according to the Barclays Capital Equity-Gilt study.There is, though, a prominent counter-example: Japan.

It is prominent, though, in Latino culture, where it's called El Día de los Niños (April 30).