Sentence examples for albeit destructive from inspiring English sources

Music to Arab ears, but still far from being a commitment to use American influence to get the Israeli government to back away from a decision that is immensely popular among Israelis, albeit destructive to the peace that most of them undoubtedly long for.Delay, indefinitelyYet this is what Mr Clinton should gird himself to do.

Due to the semi-transparent properties of paper, optical methods may not be performing optimally and SEM was found to be a reliable technique, albeit destructive.

The full cross section including the textile, albeit destructive, in particular yielded not only information about the banner's materials but also their interfaces which is crucial in understanding the composition and also to better understand its manufacture, and deterioration.

It may even be sufficiently publicity-garnering for some to take a punt on the renewing of a version of his critically misunderstood, swiftly cancelled 2013 E! reality show, What Would Ryan Lochte Do? Or perhaps Ryan will be diagnosed with another, albeit less destructive case of "affluenza" – the defence used by a Texas teenager after he killed four people in a drink-driving accident.

Self-indulgence of a rather livelier, albeit self-destructive kind was a definite problem for the characters in "27," from the Philadelphia company New Paradise Laboratories.

Another section of society appears to view urban wildlife in a more practical, albeit no less destructive, light: as a potential meal.

Shootouts in Uncharted 4 are largely unchanged from what you've survived by the skin of your teeth before, albeit with more destructive cover now and fewer red barrels, meaning that it's sometimes better to take the attack to the enemy forces, and get right in their faces, rather than pick them off from afar.

There's a relationship here, albeit a perverse and destructive one.