Sentence examples for though sentence from inspiring English sources

However, even though sentence parsing is useful for tasks such as question answering or relation extraction, it is not often considered by tasks like named entity detection or concept recognition.

Mr. Malaolu was arrested in December 1997 after speaking to an official at the American Embassy and though sentenced to 15 years for treason was released in March 1999.

Without the comma, though, the sentence is an imperative to the reader — more forceful, less eager to please.

Though sentenced to two years in prison, he has remained free during the appeal.

Though sentenced to only half a decade in 1974, Norman Stanley Fletcher will stay in Slade prison until they throw away the TV.

Though sentenced to dozens of years in prison, Kodnani and Bajrangi are frequently granted bail and allowed to roam free in Modi's India.

Though sentencing was deferred to the next court, the controversy now became a political issue.

Though sentenced to six years in prison, Francisco Rafael was released on 4 March 2008 after a year and five months behind bars.

Federal Judge Richard Holwell acknowledged Rajaratnam's "very significant dedication to others" at sentencing, giving him 11 years even though sentencing guidelines called for as much as 24 1/2 years.

Thus, even though sentence-extraneous semantic information can penetrate sentence processing, it does not seem to interact with syntactic analyses proper.

In section 36B, though, a single sentence is ambiguous.