Sentence examples for albeit intermittent from inspiring English sources
It is also worth remembering that Fiji have a track record, albeit intermittent in the extreme, of giving the top-tier nations a hurry-up at these tournaments.
Since the onset the pain was chronic, albeit intermittent, with seldom appearance of short-lasting jabbing exacerbations.
Firstly, current research in this area of study, albeit intermittent, is reviewed, together with a brief synopsis of systemic functional linguistics (SFL) and its theoretical standpoint on the relationship between language and context.
Godard's genius she recognized, albeit with intermittent and finicky enthusiasm (also turning away from his later films).
In one study of non-ventilated Kenyan children with CM, EEG monitoring, albeit with intermittent (6 h) recordings, revealed clinically subtle and electrographic seizures in 23% of the patients.
Internet service, albeit free, was intermittent, and a widescreen TV, which -- according to the employee who showed me my room -- could diffuse scents into the space if you turned to certain channels, left me sniffing the air to no avail.
They have even kept up contact — albeit of a strained and intermittent nature — with Mr. Kaczynski's administration.
Our case supports the rationale for assessment of the paranasal sinuses as potential P. aeruginosa reservoirs in CF patients displaying intermittent colonisation patterns albeit that the currently available techniques are invasive, require general anaesthesia and prudent antimicrobial use as they may themselves, due to physical disruption, cause migration of bacteria to other airways.
These differences in shallow groundwater antibiotics concentrations are partly attributable to differences in loading rates: Lagoons continuously supply antibiotics-containing water to the lagoon plume, while the animal production area receives intermittent, spatially heterogeneous loading, albeit at possibly high concentrations.
His Freedom Movement, officially banned, carries on, albeit with great difficulty, its members subject to harassment and intermittent incarceration.
