Sentence examples for though to identify from inspiring English sources

Bruno was probably the first, though, to identify the stars as solar systems, infinite in number, possibly orbited by worlds like our own.

First, though, to identify why I'm specifically bullish on the tech sector relative to the broader market, we have to time-warp back to the bursting of the tech bubble earlier this decade for some quick lessons learned.

She declined, though, to identify any serious policy differences with him.

Ms. Boone declined, though, to identify the buyers or say how much they paid, for privacy reasons.

It is one thing though to identify the pattern, and it's another to start to tease out the reasons why costs have spiraled 123x in just a few decades.

It is difficult though to identify the lane edge from this irregular distribution.

After a while, though, the compulsion to identify everything and everyone — Jimmy Stewart!

There is time, though, for Celtic to identify the right candidate to succeed Lennon.

None of these measures, though, allows us to identify neuronal avalanches, which reflect a scale-invariant relationship of neuronal group activities.

Another goal, though, may be to identify a group of children with expected poor QoL such that they could be targeted for supportive care interventions to improve their health.

Mr. Majersik warned, though, that to identify the real underachievers, comparisons should be apples to apples.