Sentence examples for though valuable from inspiring English sources

Current arms control treaties, though valuable, are not enough.

Traditional methods of graphically comparing computational and experimental results, though valuable, are essentially qualitative.

Though valuable, until 1998 list positions could not be bought and sold.

Both genders, though, valuable flexible schedules and time with family, according to recent surveys of working parents.

These conditions, though valuable for understanding mechanistic aspects of HIV-1 integration, fell short of critical pharmacological designs as most early inhibitors were found to block assembly instead of enzyme function.

We find ourselves inundated by a plethora of additional curricula to teach skills which though valuable and essential, leave us frustrated by the sense that our job prevents us from doing our work.

Disclosure, though frequently valuable, often leads to adverse unintended consequences that can outweigh its benefits.

Many of its theaters, though in valuable locations, are older than the glitzy megaplexes that now draw crowds.

Thinking about which ones we'd like young people to read after we're gone is a slightly morbid — though perhaps valuable — exercise.

Though quite valuable as a source document, this may be too generic and academic to be a starting point for new, effective soil research in different regions of the EU.

It means that effortful adherence to religious or philosophical dictums (often requiring meditation, prayer or moral education), though clearly valuable and capable of producing results, is not the only way to go.