Sentence examples for albeit longer term from inspiring English sources
In the first instance, this could re-open the door to debates about whether restricting presidents to only one, albeit longer, term in office might lead to better government.
McCoist has done little to suggest he can prove a fine Rangers manager in the longer term, albeit with a chaotic off-field scene as mitigation for last season at least.
On the other hand it has been suggested that the peculiarities of the 'complex inter-relationships and social obligation patterns of the islanders' could imply a continuation of remittances by permanent migrants over the longer term, albeit at possibly lower levels [ 50].
In the past two years Mexico's economy has grown at a healthy 3.9% annually, creating jobs (albeit at much lower pay than in America).In the longer term, demography is also likely to slow the flow of migrants.
It has also contributed to significant employment generation, albeit mainly in construction, which is unlikely to be sustainable over the longer term.
Such ligamentous injury may be acutely symptomatic and may have longer term sequelae if not identified acutely and managed appropriately, albeit frequently conservatively.
Longer term, however, Fuzzy Pet Health plans to scale its house call subscription service, albeit fairly slowly.
He suggested looking longer term.
Longer term: health-care reform.
"The number of new homes under construction has started to pick up, albeit from historically low levels, and further increases are required if a sustainable recovery in the housing market is to be maintained over the longer term".
