Sentence examples for though suggested from inspiring English sources

Other officials, though, suggested that a direct confrontation with any of the militias would be too risky.

Mr. Bloomberg, though, suggested that the time might have come for New York to consider electing mayors on a nonpartisan basis, as do voters in other cities, including Los Angeles.

His exertions in the third round, though, suggested he was still trying to blow the challenger away and he was caught several times with Beltran's left hook before using his jab to good effect.

Trump, though, suggested that Obama and Democratic rival Hillary Clinton deserve MVP awards for what he views as their involvement in the creation of Islamic State.

This week, the Police and Crime Commissioner of Gloucestershire announced that cannabis is no longer a priority for his force, and said he recognises that cannabis can have medical benefits – though suggested that "for others it can be the gateway to mental illness and dependence on harder drugs".

A number of studies have though suggested that patient recall of service use can be acceptable [ 23- 25].

Some recent events, though, suggest otherwise.

The evidence, though, suggests it is not.

The evidence, though, suggests that is a rather optimistic view.

More recent research, though, suggests that is not so.

Simulations, though, suggest that the idea would work.