Sentence examples for generally albeit from inspiring English sources

More generally, albeit with a smile, Rory McIlroy said "trepidation" routinely comes to mind when contemplating this tournament.

Today, it is generally, albeit erroneously, thought to have arisen as a euphemistic shortening of "bullshit," a term that came into currency, dictionaries tell us, around 1915.

While the defendants in the current cases are generally, albeit not exclusively, commercial intermediaries, many of the practices here at issue pose the prospect of mass uncompensated copying by the public.

"We also believe that against the backdrop of an industry-wide shortage of permanently employed nurses there are further vulnerabilities associated with reliance on agency staff and wage costs more generally, albeit that we acknowledge the progress made around agency personnel".

Objective indicators (e.g. income) are generally, albeit weakly, associated with self-ratings of well-being and related indicators, including overall happiness, life satisfaction and quality of life (QoL).

Albeit generally flawed with low water-solubility and poor air-stability, drawbacks typical of all the organometallic complexes, selected TMCCs, designed by consolidated synthetic chemical routes, have so far encountered applications in few carefully selected biological fields, thus representing a very niche research area.

Albeit generally at later stages, the heart is often involved.

The newsweekly category is far more dynamic than is generally thought, albeit in a very slow-motion fashion.

To his credit, he is expanding his subject to something more generally ominous, albeit with a simplicity and symmetry that doesn't work to his advantage.

The Black-streaked Puffbird is generally uncommon, albeit locally common, but even then it is easily overlooked due to the species' habit of remaining still on a low perch for long periods, which behavior is common to the genus as a whole.

Estimates were generally similar, albeit lower, when considering only women in their first pregnancy (see online supplementary table S1).