The phrase "above all while" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two different expressions, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "Above all while considering the consequences, we must make a decision."
Alternatives: "most importantly during" or "primarily while".
And above all, while it's good there are jobs out there, it is less good if the work you want or need is full-time work.
Across Africa, as many as 50,000 elephants are being shot down every year to satisfy the booming ivory market, in China above all; while rhinos are being slaughtered in record numbers for their horn, believed in some Asian countries such as Vietnam – entirely erroneously – to have important medical properties.
Above all, while we may be better at shunning paedophiles, we're not so good at convicting them.
Above all, while accepting the usefulness of dividing Beethoven's career into early, middle and late phases, Marston is aware of the dangers of being too schematic.
Above all, while much Jewish history can read like a sorrowful trudge through disaster, plague and pogrom, Schama's book teems with life rather than death.
But above all, while the Tea Party claims that it speaks for the country in opposition to the healthcare reforms, it is the supporters who have turned out in force at the supreme court.
Jay Z's break from evangelizing for TIDAL saw him knocking rings with Lang, whose work you can glimpse in the image above, all the while demonstrating why the selfie stick ban spreading through museums and now Disneyland is irrelevant.
Above it all (while at the same time being very much in the middle of it all) are the Royal Thai Army – arguably the most powerful institution in the country at present.
Above it all (while at the same time being very much in the middle of it all) are the Royal Thai Army arguably the most powerful institution in the country at present.
Of the countries that are not in the eurozone, a number – eastern European sub-contractors for German industry – will seek greater integration, while others (above all the United Kingdom) might be forced to break off or suspend their involvement in Europe, in spite of their dependence on the single market.
(As a crude comparison, for the average person that would be like sprinting for an entire hour). In the mountains, thinning oxygen supply becomes an issue as riders traverse terrain above 8,000 feet, all the while staying in the vicinity of 90percentt of full exertion.
