Sentence examples for with though more from inspiring English sources

My impression is that it's something that is dealt with, though more as a political theme — there have been several films and TV movies about the fate of the elderly.

Were you also compelled to tackle the subject of aging because it's something we seldom see depicted with candor and directness in movies? A. My impression is that it's something that is dealt with, though more as a political theme — there have been several films and TV movies about the fate of the elderly.

The conceptual model we present here is broadly consistent with, though more comprehensive and multi-dimensional than, existing models of food-health linkages (e.g. Dixon et al. 2007; Neff et al. 2009; Thow 2009; Hammond and Dube 2012).

Qatar has also maintained discreet contact with Israel – though more openly than its Gulf neighbours – inviting then foreign minister Tzipi Livni to one of Doha's many international conferences.

Dad cries out, laughing, and Gran laughs along with him, though more wildly.

Our work identified 6 cell wall sequences in common with tomato though more related to later stages of fruit softening (e.g. polygalacturonase, xyloglucan endo-1,4 glucanase).

Further strategies to enhance understanding of impact might be focus group discussions with graduates, though more costly and logistically difficult, or an employer survey.

Sixteen of the documents stated that data could be shared with anyone, though more sensitive data would be placed in secure databases to which researchers would need to apply in order to gain access.

As with Fegus & Geronimo they are rather enamoured with Sixties pop, though more in the Phil Spector/Wall of Sound vein.

Only 24percentt of American adults identify with the church, though more than 31percentt say they were raised Catholic.

Mr. Coffin said it had been a few weeks since he charged a Haitian national with a felony, though more have been caught coming over.