Sentence examples for albeit in part from inspiring English sources
The authors argue that thanks to the mobility of international capital that gap should soon close (albeit in part because global rates will probably fall).
The pace of job growth increased, the unemployment rate declined (albeit in part due to a shrinking labour force), retail sales and manufacturing activity picked up.
Only three genes were found to have significantly reduced expression levels in Δ wc-1, Δ wc-2 and Δ vvd, albeit in part less than 1.5 fold.
The reasons for the preferential fall in the risk of LBWT were not established by this study but changes in the social-economical status of the study population could be responsible albeit in part.
This could in part be due to a more general common tendency to conflate 'management' and 'governance' which are, in fact, very different terms, albeit often closely related.
Williams broke straight away, albeit thanks in part to a cruel net cord, and went close to moving 3-0 in front after a fabulous forehand winner.
To overcome, albeit only in part, this lack of information, we performed a sensitivity analysis by excluding subjects who were underweight or obese: These individuals were, perhaps, the most likely to have changed weight significantly since the beginning of adulthood.
In setting up a formal system to capture, albeit necessarily only in part, logic as it figures in Brouwer's foundations, naturally some priorly obtained meaning explanation is needed to serve as the criterion for intuitionistic validity.
Second, he must dearly wish to shake off the burden of failure in Iraq and leave a legacy of peace rather than misery, albeit in another part of the region.
4.03pm GMT Summary Average house prices are clearly rising, and ignoring monthly data every region of the UK appears to be showing a rising trend, albeit weakly in parts of the north of England.
This project was eventually to be built, albeit on a different site and only in part, and to occupy Wilson and his office from 1970 until 1999.
