Sentence examples for albeit not always from inspiring English sources

The three business entities coexisted, albeit not always peacefully.

He can still speak, albeit not always coherently, and he paused a long, long time.

Its hallmark is, as with Mr. van Dyk's music, lyricism, albeit not always of the standard melodic variety.

This shouldn't be a surprise; we already administer a welfare system of byzantine complexity, albeit not always very well.

Access to Egyptian airspace and to the Suez Canal has helped America project its power (albeit not always wisely) to such arenas as Iraq and the Persian Gulf.

Moreover, Mr Qaddafi has spent much of the past ten years trying, albeit not always effectively, to prove that he has mended his ways.

Their most arresting claim is that the same effects kick in – albeit not always with such grave implications – in any conditions of scarcity, not just lack of money.

The policy proposal Trump has embraced most forcefully, albeit not always consistently, is to pressure pharmaceutical firms to lower their prices by negotiating government drug purchases through Medicare.

Their most arresting claim is that the same effects kick in – albeit not always with such grave implications – in any conditions of scarcity, not just lack of money.

The idea of artist-based subscriptions has been discussed more widely within the music industry, too, albeit not always as apps.

It is this kind of question albeit not always phrased in this way, and accompanied by definite views about what constitutes a philosophically appropriate answer that animate what we might call Lewis's "applied metaphysics": the application of his basic positions in ontology and modality to a range of perennial metaphysical topics.