Sentence examples for albeit increasingly from inspiring English sources

He was, and indeed largely remained, a convinced Marxist and an admirer, albeit increasingly critical, of the old Soviet Union.

Yet both men could shape the presidential race.Mr Giuliani may be weak in the early-voting states, but he leads national polls of Republican voters, albeit increasingly narrowly.

Warfare also marks the beach, albeit increasingly spectrally as the metal bones of a wrecked submarine are being gradually worn away by time and tide.

In laptops, for instance, Taiwanese companies (albeit increasingly, in Chinese factories) had 54% of the world market last year (see chart); this year their share is expected to rise above 75%.

Mitchell, in his own words, has always come across as "a useless loner who eats his ready-made meals in the dark", albeit increasingly one of the more recognisable faces in Britain.

Others tipped as possible contenders, albeit increasingly considered longer shots, include Ed Richards, the Ofcom chief executive, and his predecessor, Lord Carter, the former communications minister responsible for the Digital Britain report.

Indeed, Mr. Lockhart said, the company could have obtained additional credit, albeit on increasingly unfavorable terms.

So the internet is really just a research tool, albeit an increasingly useful one.

But so far, both sides have stressed that theirs is strictly a staged war of words, albeit an increasingly touchy one.

Yet however good computers get at classifying paintings, they are likely to remain only one of the tools used to detect forgeries, albeit an increasingly powerful one.

Until then, it had been a perennial favorite on campuses, in revival houses and on television, and it was always shown in its original form, albeit in increasingly battered prints.