Sentence examples for though we understand that from inspiring English sources

Again though, we understand that HPV is often acquired and then cleared over a period of weeks.

"We firmly support medical records being made available to adoptees, but the confidentiality that was assured birth mothers in closed adoptions has to trump adoptees' desire for information, even though we understand that desire," said Patrick R. Brannigan, executive director of the Catholic Conference.

Testosterone (among other hormones) is the main hormone of interest for the study, and therefore it would not make sense to measure the hormone levels of those individuals who are on hormone therapy (though we understand that not all trans* people are necessarily on exogenous hormones or taking androgen blockers).

Snow said: "Even though we understand that over 90% of local authorities have opted to implement the full 2% increase in 2016/17, it remains unclear both how this additional funding will be spent and to what extent the full precept will be raised in future years.

Though we understand that value stocks generally have performed poorly in 2018, equities have still enjoyed sizable gains since the 2016 presidential election, even as high-flying growth stocks like Amazon, Netflix and Tesla have been the big winners.

Now we've been sent a seemingly distraught statement that he wrote last week, though we understand that it was sent to Kalanick's legal team in an effort to inspire them.

Trustee and executive boards probably welcome our directness though; as practitioners ourselves we understand that people do make mistakes!

The students they represent, though, tend to be more realistic; we understand that no government is likely to introduce the taxes that would be needed to fund free education.

We purchase fire insurance because we understand that, even though such a catastrophic event is unlikely (less than 25percentt chance of happening), if it did happen, it would be catastrophic.

All of the youth participants are a part of a single school district, and they were assumed to have the same general background in education as their peers from a different school within the same district and geographically close by though we understand that it is difficult to match students in terms of academic ability for intervention groups.

First, though, you must understand that "Swiss cheese" is not a type of cheese, like "American cheese".