Sentence examples for though the number is from inspiring English sources

One problem, though: The number is wrong.

It is thought that many babies were murdered, though the number is not known.

Today only a few thousand Jews live in Warsaw, though the number is difficult to measure.

The Third Infantry Division's scouts and reconnaissance units are equipped with armored Humvees, though the number is limited.

That is an average of 329 a day, though the number is down significantly from the previous financial year.

The last census, in 2011, found 2.3m foreign-born people living in South Africa, though the number is probably higher.

Nationwide, though, the number wasn't much lower, and was largely determined by the whims of the PBS affiliates: 80percentt in houses with young children.

This year, though, the number was up: 100 tourists - Russians, Italians, Japanese - were arriving every month, and even more would soon be on their way.

Here, though, the number was Mr. LeBlanc's alone, and he gave in to his sludgier impulses, his voice oozing awkwardly around the lyrics, compressing them into unintelligibility.

Perhaps what's really surprising, though, is that the number isn't higher.

(Though the government says the number is much higher).