Sentence examples for approach albeit with from inspiring English sources

Lexus: Even a Joystick Lexus used to be a member of the touch-screen school, but it has moved over to the German Approach, albeit with modifications.

At 41 Bond Street in Manhattan, a high-end development on a NoHo block of boutique buildings, the designers, from Dufner Heighes, took a similar approach, albeit with significantly more luxury and on a much grander scale, with furniture from BDDW, which specializes in handmade items.

(In contrast the similar-sounding life-logging app Saga recently added automated sharing features, and it's taking more of a social network-style approach, albeit with plenty of privacy controls).

New manager Carlo Ancelotti, once of the notoriously defensive AC Milan, is in charge and he has brought back much of the physicality and simplicity of Mourinho's approach, albeit with slight tactical changes.

Further, access to ART offers an example of how shared responsibility for realising the right to health can be approached; albeit with important caveats, including the limited focus on one disease.

If we were to substitute "sound" for "words" and "music" for "poetry", then I think we have a pretty good creed for Goldsmith's artistic approach, albeit one with slightly eccentric grammar.

That was a tactic that appeared to backfire and manager Manuel Pellegrini was criticised, but Enrique thinks he will try the same approach again, albeit with team bolstered by Yaya Toure's return from suspension.

Modelling and simulation will remain one of many complementary approaches, albeit one with potentially significant advantages in terms of ease of examining system design and deployment tradeoffs, for instance.

In comparison with open surgery, the length of stay tended to be slightly shorter with the laparoscopic approach, albeit without statistical significance.

The same analysis holds true for this approach albeit for higher overall mortality rates, with points 0 and 1 resulted in lower than average (38%) risk of mortality and points 2 and 3 demonstrating increased risk.

Experts believe that Theresa May and her chancellor, Philip Hammond, will take a cooler approach, albeit under greater pressure to strike trade deals with non-EU countries.