Sentence examples for albeit interim from inspiring English sources
The phrase "albeit interim" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something is temporary or provisional while acknowledging its existence or validity. Example: "The committee has made a decision, albeit interim, until a final resolution is reached."
Both sides called the accord a significant, albeit interim step that could set the stage for a permanent resolution of the decade-long dispute about Iran's nuclear program.
SAN FRANCISCO ― An emotionally charged San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on Tuesday night ended with the naming of the city's third, albeit interim, mayor in six weeks and set the stage for a chaotic election for a permanent leader in June.
The coach whom the 12th-seeded Wildcats wanted to take his place, albeit on an interim basis, was the associate head coach Mike Dunlap.
For the first time, the Supreme Court, albeit in an interim decision, has accepted the idea of separate roads for Palestinians in the occupied areas.
"To have this opportunity, albeit on an interim basis, is something I am looking forward to.
We also think that the origin of the genetic code is a considerably later step (as advocated by one of the authors): an interim (albeit dirty) RNA world must have prevailed, simply as a consequence of the opportunistic nature of evolution by natural selection.
With Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein sidelined by Whitaker's apparently conflict-free – albeit not opinion free – interim appointment, the fate of Rosenstein will await the next Attorney General.
In the Treaty of Berwick, Charles regained custody of his Scottish fortresses and secured the dissolution of the Covenanters' interim government, albeit at the decisive concession that both the Scottish Parliament and General Assembly of the Scottish Church were called.
Hence we have upgraded to buy albeit further data points (eg the third quarter interim management statement) may be required before we see much upward traction.
Latin American leaders rallied, albeit diplomatically, against Mr. Chavezs fall, questioning the legitimacy of an interim government led by military and business leaders.
If there are signs, with the recent (albeit precarious) appointments of Tim Sherwood at Spurs and Garry Monk as an interim at Swansea, that owners are more alive to the idea that imports might not always be the answer, then you can probably trace the shift to the realisation that for every Special One there is also an AVB.
