Sentence examples for albeit indispensable from inspiring English sources

According to Ghazali, writes Turner, jurisprudence is connected with religion only indirectly…The regulation of social life and form of government are secondary – albeit indispensable – adjuncts to the fundamentals of belief, and it is the regulation of social life and government, with its myriad rules and laws, that form the domain of the jurist.

Thus, in multiple independent experiments involving different cell lines, viruses and time courses, we consistently found that HOIP and Sharpin played a positive, albeit not indispensable, role in the RIG-I pathway.

She could not perform her full statutory duty until she examined underpayments wherever the coverage extended, because underpayment is an indispensable, albeit not the only, element of proof of violation.

Ubiquitous inactivation revealed that both genes are indispensable for embryogenesis albeit in different ways.

Later, solAC was found to be present, albeit at lower concentrations, in most organs[ 10] and to be indispensable for a wide range of intracellular signaling events.

So just as the Bush administration saw Mr. Musharraf when he was army chief as "an indispensable ally," Washington almost surely sees General Kayani in the same way, albeit with a civilian component along side him, Mr. Sherpao said.

Albeit flawed.

Indispensable, then.

The fact they are always on – albeit in sleep mode – and can be fired up in a second to end the dispute over which actor starred in a certain film, has helped make them indispensable.

Given the indispensable contribution that they make, it seems perverse that the role of subs has been questioned, albeit mainly from those more interested in the cost of everything than the value of anything.

Albeit in Tuscany.