Sentence examples for truncated though from inspiring English sources

Few doubt that such a merger would pass, however truncated, though it is still as yet only a tantalising possibility.

If you can attract awards and plaudits with occasional singles, such as The Shooting of Thomas Hurndall, or serials such as The Devil's Whore (truncated though it was), why bother looking for the next No Angels or Teachers?

Brilliance had been truncated, and though in that case we knew precisely what was coming, we had no idea that we would be left with nothing but memories.

It's disturbing that the scope of our discussion about dealing with what's coming is truncated, as though we need only nibble around the edges -- say, by deciding whether retirement should occur at 65 or 67 or how prescription drugs should be provided.

Surprisingly, comparable rates of tumors (~8%) with similar latency periods were monitored in mice expressing the C-terminally truncated STAT5 protein, though the amount of poorly differentiated tumors in these mice was higher.

The Osx (89 428) mutant was still able to stimulate Bsp-Luc reporter activity, even though the activation domain is partially truncated in this mutant, though the activation was less than that observed with wild-type Osx (1 428).

At one point, the highway carried US-50 Alternate west of State Street and both US-40 and US-40 Alternate east of that road, though all were truncated from Salt Lake City by the late 1970s.

Curiously, orf3, which is located between sxtV and sxtU also shows high similarity to sxtPER, though it is truncated and presumed inactive, and might be a result of a further gene duplication/recombination event.

These isoforms have been found to carry important functions, though they are truncated.

Again, though, the gender revolution has been truncated.

Though I could have truncated the list to a "greatest hits" for sake of space, I felt the length of the list and the scope of these acts supports the pro-life credibility of Democrats.