Sentence examples for though to expect from inspiring English sources

Signs warn you, though, to expect an "extremely exhausting" return journey.

It would be a mistake, though, to expect too much from bonus programs, whose track record here and around the country has been mixed.

There is reason, though, to expect that such activity will be high-yield; with mCNVs accounting for 88% of human gene dosage variation and shaping RNA expression of the affected genes in almost all cases [ 8], it is reasonable to expect that there are many undiscovered influences still hiding in our genomes.

The present problem of violence against nations, human beings, the environment, and most of all against women, is too complex though to expect Hindus to solve single-handedly, and all the more so if they are singularly blamed for a mess mostly not of their making, and denied the legitimacy of their own cultural resources to repair it.

For the time being, though, passengers can continue to expect delays and crowded flights.

It would be too much to expect indiscretion, though.

Now, though, they expect to see a designer in a luxury apartment he can't possibly afford.

It's not just universities, though, that expect to see these tests from prospective students.

Who knows how easy that will be — so until then, though, CBS, expect to have a lawsuit on your hands.

He did not expect, though, to see such a big effect so soon.

That's to expected though.