Sentence examples for albeit incomplete from inspiring English sources
The conventional view assumes that individual group members have some level of knowledge albeit incomplete.
As such this manuscript presents a multidisciplinary albeit incomplete perspective to an emerging applied problem.
Current indications, albeit incomplete, suggest that the three will continue to anchor the global economy in 2013.
Limiting access to weapons is certainly a pragmatic albeit incomplete solution to the United States' propensity for murder.
They would also provide many training opportunities for officers and important, albeit incomplete, information to the public about why officers used deadly force.
At one point, he cited what he called Judge Scheindlin's "three-and-a-half-star tour of the legislative history," saying her discussion was "detailed, albeit incomplete".
The evolution of modern penality for a long time has been toward repressing and transforming this memory (albeit in incomplete and inconsistent ways) and replacing it with reform, rehabilitation, or more recently in the US, incapacitation.
Historians gained limited access to archives, and sets of census and other population data gradually became available, allowing researchers to build a more detailed, albeit still incomplete, understanding of what happened.
The killings of black women by police tell a story, albeit an incomplete one, about our conditions in this country: black women, who often hold the tatters of our economy and our democracy together, are being criminalized and brutalized – and in some cases, are having their lives taken.
Which Sorkin's script gets at, albeit in incomplete fashion, by prefacing the three acts with a clip featuring 2001: A Space Odyssey author Arthur C. Clarke.
