Sentence examples for albeit influential from inspiring English sources

The Social Democrats are now looking for a parliamentary leader; Mr Scharping will have a tricky, albeit influential, new job; and Mr Lafontaine, besides staying party chairman, is trying to extract influential planning departments from the economics ministry to add to the already wide-ranging finance empire.There is more to all this than personal jostling for position.

Natural attenuation at the groundwater surface water interface is shown to be a significant control on observed river nitrate concentrations, albeit less influential than land-use descriptors.

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You place too much emphasis on the religious right, which occupies just one (albeit large and influential) corner of the conservative universe.

Their stomping acoustic style proved hugely influential, albeit on the kind of music that makes up the BBC Radio 2 playlist: you could hear its echoes in Gary Barlow's Let Me Go, Avicii's Wake Me Up and James Blunt's Bonfire Heart.

As I recall, no one but the curator had a good word to say about it' Over 30 years later, though, American Surfaces is regarded as one of the key works of modern American photography, as influential, albeit in a much slower and quieter way, as the work of his more feted predecessors.

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Many years ago, in another lifetime, when he was known as Ari Weiss and worked as the senior staff member and right hand man to Tip O'Neill, the former Speaker of the House and legendary Democratic politician, the New York Times called Weiss, "one of the most influential, albeit unknown, men on Capitol Hill".

Mr. Wen, however, reiterated his support for political reform last week, albeit in a less influential setting.

Their cultures have an air of informality, their land masses are relatively equivalent and both are highly influential civilizations, albeit for very different reasons.

The fact that the study has been limited to the database PubMed — albeit a large and influential database — means its findings cannot be generalised to the entire discipline of health services, only health services research captured in PubMed.