Sentence examples for though prompted from inspiring English sources

Fears of escalating student unrest, though, prompted another cancellation.

A local newspaper's mention of a jazz performance at a Milford restaurant, though, prompted Mr. Van Devender to drop by.

The narrow margin, though, prompted some hand-wringing at Dinkins headquarters Tuesday night and some second-guessing yesterday by the Giuliani campaign.

In the last decade, though, prompted by a United States Supreme Court decision on "junk science," federal courts have grown increasingly skeptical.

The failure, though, prompted a furious reaction from Vettel, who was one of several leading drivers to express their concerns about tyre safety at the drivers' briefing after practice on Friday.

This had though prompted some analysts to warn that the lack of any major market movement since early September would likely be the "calm before the storm". "This is not the first time bitcoin has seen calm waters.

His reappearance, though, prompts Jay Busbee of Yahoo.com's Devil Ball Golf blog to lament that the sport apparently has learned nothing from the Tiger debacle.

The local councils in Ukraine have so far declined to approve Chevron's deal, though, prompting displeasure from the central government.

The prospect of death row organ donation, though, prompts several questions, said Dr. David Orentlicher, a co-director of the Hall Center for Law and Health at Indiana University's Robert H. McKinney School of Law.

A stonking backhand down the line makes it 30-all, though, prompting him to bellow at the poor saps in his box.

The exceptional winter of 2013/14 did, though, prompt the agency to review its impacts on the barrier's present and future operations.