Examples of using Though often in English and their translations into French
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where he ended up winning his block with a clean record of eight wins, though often using outside help from his Bullet Club stablemates to win his matches.
economic responsibility for the well-being of household members, though often under conditions of lower economic
Wellhead treatment can provide an engineered, though often complex, solution, but it is often politically unpopular and is costly in its own right.
Though often fun-loving and witty,
Though often based on a TCP/IP layer,
households is returned to water bodies after use, though often in polluted form.
Finally, many English-speaking countries are characterised by a striking stability of their performance over the past decades, though often at intermediate-to-low levels of job quality and inclusiveness.10 12.
rectilinear for kilometres, though often articulated by promontories,
their humanitarian partners have been able to gain intermittent access to a significant proportion of the most affected areas, though often at great risk.
become part of the solution rather than the chronic, though often silent, problem.
and Apple TVs-- though often at a similar or higher price during high season.
a globalised media world, offering seemingly unlimited(though often homogenous) content from everywhere,
researchers depends on many factors that mix aspects of a field with other general(though often significant) events in a country or region.
violence against women as continuing concerns in national HIV responses, though often without detail about programmes to address these problems.
the rest being various manufactures(though often based on processed raw materials);
our greatest brethren, though often pictured alone,
protection against eviction when rent payments cannot be met though often judges substitute for social policy and give lenient rulings in case of extreme need.
Violence against women and girls is a serious, though often invisible, problem.
Sometimes intervention is carried out under court order, though often it is not.
you will receive an answer within 24 hours- though often sooner.