Sentence examples similar to though spearheading from inspiring English sources
Though criticized by Republicans for spearheading what they call Obama's feckless foreign policy, Clinton is more distant from the president's domestic agenda like his energy policy.
Though DeepMind is spearheading the initial effort on "StarCraft II," Blizzard Entertainment plans to enable anyone to tap into its systems for similar AI research starting early next year.
London-based duo Marques'Almeida can be credited with spearheading the trend on the catwalk: raw-edged denim has become the label's leitmotif, netting them press and legions of fans at retail even though the label is barely three years old.
He will be charged with spearheading market reforms.
"My motivation for spearheading this was around comfort," Emma explained.
Though the party is spearheading financial regulatory reform, progressives have also criticized Democratic leaders for being more sympathetic to banking behemoths than average citizens.
McDonough is nominally spearheading the investigation of a local crime boss ("Big Fate"), though before long he's veering dangerously off the map.
But, though he still has slurred speech and limited motor control, he has returned to active public life, spearheading a gun-control campaign.
Entsch is spearheading those efforts.
Bombay, which is spearheading the project.
Even though the overwhelming majority of offshore marine reserves are inaccessible to divers, Nicholls' association is spearheading the battle to ensure that the review of commonwealth marine reserves does not result in a windback of protected areas.
