Sentence examples for though to some extent from inspiring English sources

Though, to some extent, Lugg competes with smaller moving companies, it wasn't really designed for moving an entire home's furnishings across town.

Though, to some extent, prior studies included either behavioural or socioeconomic factors, it is still unclear whether long working hours have independent effects and, if not, what factors mainly account for the effects of long working hours.

And though to some extent I have never stopped resenting that advice, he was probably right".

Reading too much into H.P.P.D., some say, could squelch the renewed intrigue — even though, to some extent, the risk factors, causes, and effective treatments remain a mystery.

Mr. Bloomberg — who, by the way, once admitted to having tried marijuana himself, and enjoyed it — endorsed the Cuomo proposal, even though to some extent it repudiates his own police force's more aggressive tactics.

Indeed, the largest single losers in terms of income have been households, though to some extent that loss may have been offset by higher asset prices, particularly of houses.

The success of each project, though, depends to some extent upon completion of the others.

Productivity growth has been woeful (even though, admittedly, to some extent this reflects high employment growth).

The opposable thumb is the basis of the precision grip that, though present to some extent in all primates, is particularly highly developed in man.

She'll be right Super-duper supers Be prepared High dollar, high dolour The evolving platypus A preference for green Home alone Politician, heal thyself Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsThe political task, though, has to some extent been taken over by the G20, in whose creation Mr Rudd played a role, helping to ensure that it was not confined to just 14 countries.

Our results support this hypothesis, though only to some extent.