Sentence examples for though with the introduction of from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, though, with the introduction of pay-per-view and the growth of television, more outside broadcast units will appear and, eventually, become permanent features at Premiership football grounds.

That might change though, with the introduction of iOS7.

Though with the introduction of joint training we no longer have two networks, but just one network with a special structure, for ease of understanding, we will still talk about "upper" and "lower" networks.

"Fab" lifts off, though, in 1967, with the introduction of its most interesting character — the rock photographer Linda Eastman, who set her sights on Paul and determined to marry him even before they had met.

Suddenly though, everything opens up with the introduction of clamoring 4/4 drums and soaring major keys.

Suddenly though, everything opens up with the introduction of clamouring 4/4 drums and soaring major keys.

One of the biggest changes for our community, though, is the introduction of user profiles.

The front of the MetroCard, though, has remained virtually untouched since 1997, with the introduction of what was then called the MetroCard Gold.

Most importantly, though, the National League returned to New York with the introduction of the New York Mets four years after the Dodgers and Giants had departed for California.

Oddly, though, the introduction of euro notes and coins has presented Britain's anti-euro stalwarts with a quandary.

Though, the introduction of mongooses (Herpestes javanicus) to Martinique in 1890 (according to Pinchon 1967) coincides with the sharp decline.