Sentence examples for though the prospective from inspiring English sources

Now, entirely predictably, there are cries that something must be done (as though the prospective mountain of damages now looming over Wapping wasn't a most chilling "something" already).

Even though the prospective buyers said they intended to keep it open, the news of the sale was greeted with dismay and an outpouring of affection by Mr. Ciampi's regulars.

When their wealthy Uncle Howard Tom Wilkinsonn), the family hero, proposes that they kill someone who's bothering him, they take on the job for the cash, though the prospective victim, when they meet him, is disconcertingly likable.

When Mr. Press rode onstage in a tiny Fiat 500 — a bit of unexpected ice-breaking showmanship, though the prospective merger of Chrysler and Fiat has not occurred — it raised questions about whether the Italian automaker could truly deliver small cars that Americans would buy — and do so quickly enough to rescue Chrysler?

The maximum SALI value for the training, test, and prospective data sets were approximately 200, 200 and 75, respectively, even though the prospective set had a slightly greater spread of Tanimoto values (Figure 4) Thus, the SALI summary values (SCI, S 0), S(1)) represent the SALI landscape covered by that data set only.

In all participating centres, healthcare was funded and reimbursed in the same standardised way though the prospective payment system of the French National Health Service.

The male advantage diminishes, though, when the prospective employer learns that women have proven equally capable of doing the task.

46 To date, though, the results of prospective or longitudinal studies that evaluated pancreatic cancer incidence rates in patients on EQW (or EBID or liraglutide) versus other antidiabetic agents have not been reported.

KPN, whose chief financial officer, Eric Hageman, unexpectedly resigned this week for personal reasons, said it was still in discussions about the prospective takeover, though the outcome of the discussions were not guaranteed.

If I witness one person about to murder another, it seems that I should intervene to prevent the murder even though this involves restricting the prospective murder's freedom to do evil.

While the rules open up a number of worthwhile use cases for commercial rules, though, the one rule that most prospective commercial drone pilots will probably not like is that the FAA will only allow line-of-sight flights.