Sentence examples for albeit differently from inspiring English sources
'albeit differently' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to express that two actions or events are happening in different ways, but are happening nonetheless. For example: "The two teams took different approaches to the problem, albeit differently."
Such a randomness is higher where unreliable travel times are simulated by the SP platform; however, in our experiment time reliability (unlike information reliability) is fixed for all simulated scenarios, albeit differently distributed across different routes.
Some we do remember, albeit differently: one man in the camp last week said it was the most diverse gathering of Native Americans "since the Battle of Greasy Grass," known to the white world as Little Bighorn.
However, years later, when Pocahontas makes her way to England, she witnesses — and Malick's camera registers — the scale of European achievements, and she recognizes, for the first time, that the raw settlers nonetheless carried the seed of such purposes with them to the New World, to flourish somehow, albeit differently, in that soil.
GIANT If the return of the television show "Dallas" isn't scratching the itch for a sweeping tale of romance and vengeance among cattlemen and oil tycoons deep in the heart of Texas, this epic musical, based on Edna Ferber's 1952 novel, might do the trick, albeit differently.
Both target merchants are focused on making them sell online, albeit differently.
Such deviations might cause misunderstandings in certain cases, but do not necessarily hamper communication because the distinction between separate phonemes, that is, /p/ versus /b/ in the target language is preserved, albeit differently realized.
Both also project the unreconstructed gender assumptions of a bygone age, albeit deployed differently.
Dean Burnett has seen all of the above sentiments expressed, albeit worded differently, since completing his A-levels.
At the same time, there's the sense that we are writing on the same subject, albeit very differently, and I felt the opprobrium heaped on Cusk rubbed off on me a little: if what she did is wrong – a betrayal – is the same true of me?
Yet certain practices that have eugenic features continue today, albeit framed differently.
At the aggregate level this holds true for the majority of the 20th century financial and economic crises that, albeit very differently, brought about a more or less pronounced reduction of birth rates (Sobotka et al. 2010, 2011).
