Sentence examples for though this need from inspiring English sources

The polls now point to his defeat in the next general election, though this need not be held until November 2005.

The main course was one-and-a-half-pound chickens from Iacono's farm, butterflied and grilled in the Italian style, al mattone, which means under a brick, though this need not be taken literally.

Many contributors to Mr Seldon's volume argue that Mr Blair's real tryst with destiny will not come until, in a second term, he leads Britain into membership of the euro and so (though this need not follow) resolves its relations with the mainland.

In the two cases depicted by Figs. 1 and 2, that location is the macro site in the middle of each subfigure, though this need not be the case in general.

It's the Liberal leader's answer to a consistent plea from parents in Ontario (though this need is echoed across the country) for a solution to rising childcare costs.

Though this need has been a constant throughout human history, our relationship to sleep, and our understanding of its vital benefits, has gone through dramatic ups and downs.

At the altitude of La Paz, though, this needs to be carefully rationed.

In the coming era, though, this needs to become a core competency for editorial and marketing teams.

What remains key, though, is this need for the child to carve a separate identity from you.

Like many things we take for granted, though, this idea needed to be invented, which Liszt did with a series of 13 "symphonic poems" based on sources as disparate as a contemporary painting and "Hamlet".

We found that women were more likely to change regimen due to gastrointestinal toxicity, though, this information needs to be interpreted with care due to small numbers.