Sentence examples for though relative from inspiring English sources

The funds would have those hedge-fund characteristics, says Mr Bonham Carter, but would not go short or use leverage.Mostly, though, relative thinking remains entrenched.

Of course, there have been other diving headers – though, relative to other forms of spectacular scoring, not many: Ted MacDougall in 1972, Tommy Hutchinson in the 1981 final and Gary Mabbutt earlier in the 86-87 spring spring to mind.

The squabbling earned the city the title of "Beirut on the lake".Since 1989, though, relative harmony has reigned under a second Mayor Richard Daley, who has skilfully modernised his father's approach to government, embracing rather than suppressing opponents and working with prominent businessmen to improve life in the city.

So there's flexibility, though relative, as suits cost between $15,000 and $25,000, and evening clothes much more.

Watch for Minnesota to attempt to exploit what remains Colorado's only real (though relative, really) weakness, which is its defensive lines.

Though relative roles would long be disputed, two men emerged as leaders of the campaign in the public arena – Jimmy Airlie and Jimmy Reid, both stalwarts of the Communist party.

Now, though, relatives of the victims believe he could be innocent.

Secret Pantry Though a relative newcomer to the speakeasy scene, Secret Pantry, in the Wanchai neighborhood, already has a dedicated following.

Alterations in hippocampal neurogenesis affect spatial learning, though, the relative contributions of cell proliferation and cell survival on this process are poorly understood.

Mr. Qarzai was reported to be somewhere near Kandahar, though relatives acknowledged that they were worried.

Officers found a vest, though relatives did not believe it belonged to Finnerty.