Examples of using Though less in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This sound in such a locality naturally stirred us, though less than it would have done at night.
The emancipation of women, the achievement of full equality between the sexes, is one of the most important, though less acknowledged prerequisites of peace.
In Malta, inflation perceptions have also tracked HICP inflation though less closely, as the sharp fall in HICP inflation in April was not matched by a corresponding fall in perceived inflation.
It is also different- though less so- from the sequence in every other man(except in the special case of identical twins).
An even greater, though less direct, hint at what was to come was when Daenerys Targaryen's dragon Drogon allowed Jon Snow to touch him.
Roid rage is something that is apparent in our media as a critical side effect of PEDs even though less than 5% of users experience this.
developed to replace PCBs; whereas some of these substitutes, though less dangerous to man
It's also possible, though less common, for an ocular migraine and a migraine headache to occur simultaneously,
and that these philosophers, though less ingenuous, really said the same thing with the sceptics
the symbolical worship of Sun and Moon- identical with that of the Gnostics, though less philosophical and pure than the“Sun worship” of the Zoroastrians- is a natural consequence of its birth and origin.
therefore hold the same kind of force, though less strongly.
nowadays another organization aiming to be next empire is willing to try something quite similar, though less extreme- equal wages for the same jobs among 27 member states of the European Union.
Today, though, less than 20 companies own more than 80% of the Internet IT capacity(storage, compute).
I reciprocate, though less often.
Like you, sir, though less of it, I suspect.
It is still used today, though less frequently.
It would have restaged the elections- though less‘staging' would have been necessary.
This is a bit like being Friends on Facebook, though less intrusive.
A similar device is used in Bridget Jones's Diary, though less prominently.
Are there other sins that, though less than murder, are also unforgivable?