Sentence examples for though readily from inspiring English sources

I can, though, readily believe that he did this with paragraphs and sentences.

Referee Steve Walsh, though, readily punished both sides' indiscipline, which contributed towards making it a stop-start contest, but Wales were good value for their lead.

Lloyd, though, readily admits the speculative nature of CTCs.

Though readily available, they don't necessarily end up in everybody's shopping basket.

Now I've been branded a 'leaker.' " Though readily acknowledging that he was a source for Kawamoto's January 23rd article (a "puff piece," as he calls it), he resents insinuations that he leaked any confidential Hewlett-Packard information.

For example, Henderson et al. [3] found that users during debrief interviews, though readily reporting problems, were prone to issues concerning recall, recognition, overload, and prominence.

For me, watching the ever-increasing fear and violence on the news, though, I readily admit I have sleepless nights worrying about her safety.

Bromine displaces hydrogen from saturated hydrocarbons and adds to unsaturated hydrocarbons, though not as readily as chlorine does.

Mr. Richard, who was born in Brittany and started working in pastry when he was 13, soon started dabbling in the savory side of the menu even though, as he readily admits, he had no training as a cook.

Though, he'll readily point out, Smashwords doesn't allow anything and everything on their shelves.

With regard to single people, though, direct questions readily elicit negative judgments.