Sentence examples for albeit imperfectly from inspiring English sources

Albeit imperfectly and in fits and starts, his reforms saved Russia from meltdown.

Financial markets always look ahead, albeit imperfectly.

By championing good — albeit imperfectly and inconsistently — the United States did well.

"In a nation such as Wales, democratic albeit imperfectly, violence will serve to destroy the perpetrators.

It worked, albeit imperfectly, as long as U.S. troops were there to referee.

In various RAD methodologies a prototype a preliminary working version of an application is built quickly and inexpensively, albeit imperfectly.

The parkland features an Olmsted design, albeit an imperfectly realized one.

Labour stands for a different kind of politics, albeit often imperfectly: one that is based in workplaces and communities and not in boardrooms.

But so many others in my generation did a better job than I did, and helped in that era to demonstrate that public service was a noble calling -- one that this extraordinary country deserved for all that it has provided, albeit quite imperfectly at times, to its citizens.

If this police-related information can be set alongside indicators that better gauge performance (albeit always imperfectly), most notably those based on surveys of the public and police employees, and if this portfolio can be tailored and managed in a manner appropriate to its local context, then these, we suggest, may be the key ingredients of a recipe for success.

The belief that there is one observable reality knowable through the process of research, albeit sometimes imperfectly, is typically associated with a positivist paradigm in quantitative research, but also with the realist paradigm in some qualitative research (30– 30).