Sentence examples for very early though from inspiring English sources

Very early, though, he became the family's salesman: theatrical, sporty, sociable, and with skills picked up at the kitchen table, where his mother Rose would urge coffee and cake on anyone who ventured by.He was also the most competitive of the brothers, always pushing to expand and modernise.

Rollout is still very early, though.

This is no doubt true, but it is also a tautology.[17] Unlike restriction, which remained (and remains) a popular view, the theory of "cassation" disappeared very early (though it has its contemporary advocates).

You won't max this very early, though.

If you begin drug treatment during the very early stages, though, you have a decent chance of replacing every hair, and keeping them.

It's still very early days, though.

The tradition of the Shīʿites, the most significant minority branch of Islam in terms of number of adherents, distinguished from the tradition of the Sunni majority by belief in the special role of the Prophet's cousin ʿAlī and his descendants, diverges sharply from a very early date, though the emphasis on the personality of Muhammad was identical.

College2Startups is obviously still in the very early stages, though it has racked up over 3,200 subscribers in lead up to the first newsletter, which went out last week.

Winter yellow jasmine, Jasminum nudiflorum, has very early flowers, and though they aren't fragrant, their appearance in mid-winter signals the coming of spring.

Before he entered politics, he tried to bully a young woman into putting her baby up for adoption because she was unmarried; around the same time he berated a mother of five who was scheduled for a medically necessary very early abortion, even though the procedure had been approved by a church higher-up.

The exploratory data analysis tool, tree deviation, similarly failed to consistently detect very early rate-shifts, though it was not nearly as sensitive to recent rate shifts as was the γ statistic (Figure 3B).