Sentences with phrase «albeit too»

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander smoking prevalence was already falling before this program began, albeit too slowly.

The spokesman said the DPC's recommendation formed the basis of the major platform change Facebook announced in 2014 — aka shutting down the Friends data API — albeit too late to prevent Cambridge Analytica from being able to harvest millions of profiles» worth of personal data via a survey app because Facebook only made the change gradually, finally closing the door in May 2015.

Its proposal, picked up and refined by the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) and the American Bar Association (ABA), became the template for a reform movement that continues to spread, albeit too slowly, across the U.S. (For the story in greater detail, see Neutral Citation, Court Web Sites, and Access to Authoritative Case Law.)

This policy brief reflects that African countries are committed and investing funds to reduce risk to floods and droughts, albeit too little and still insufficiently in development sectors.

It was a detailed, albeit too - short, look at the broad trend, including references to efforts in the UK, Australia, and Canada to develop indices of «wellbeing,» etc..

On the 3D side, Ocarina of Time and Twilight Princess offer vast, more Tolkien-esque fantasy worlds in the Wind Waker structure while Skyward Sword, the lone Wii exclusive, doubles down on Waker's anime - infused style for a lovely (albeit too long) adventure hampered by mandatory motion controls.

It handles very well actually, albeit too slowly to chase anything down.

Albeit too late as the government after the mortgage meltdown took over these two behemoths of the mortgage industry.

Sport chassis button unengaged, and the 718 transforms into a beautiful (albeit too loud) cruiser.

The new engine delivers more performance and driveability, thanks to a more even power spread, gearchanges are even quicker — albeit too violent in Corsa setting.

(It's great to see him in a big film again, albeit too briefly.)

But here Chaplin's vaudeville bits aren't all that funny even when he's paired with Buster Keaton (albeit too briefly).

Both currently appear (albeit too short) in Kathryn Bigelow's Oscar - nominated war drama, ZERO DARK THIRTY, and Edgerton's very own latest short film has some bite.

Albeit too slowly, the so - called «better regulation agenda» is currently enforced by a fierce Dutch commissioner, and new rules can include sunset clauses.

The owners have at last make a good decision, albeit too late!

The players deserve praise for rallying albeit too late.

GofPot, That is an excellant rebuttal, albeit too the extreme.

Sadly the only winners are the ones who followed their instinct and realized, much like Willow Ufgood did, albeit too late, that the power is in your own finger...

Not exact matches

Feast too felt the pull of building, albeit in a digital realm.

By contrast, Front National leader Marine Le Pen, currently leading the opinion polls in France's Presidential elections due in May, routinely attacks the ECB's policy as too tight and Germanic (albeit she recently diluted her comments on taking France out of the euro into something much less coherent than the brutal «Frexit» she threatened earlier).

Which is to say that — albeit decades too late for Keith Moon — we finally have a luxury car you can drive through the shallow end of a swimming pool.

Albeit most firms aren't too sure Bitcoin has a future, they see merit in the underlying technology.

Also, Bitcoin is just one of the many cryptocurrencies albeit the biggest one too but not necessarily the best.

Far too often people never ask a single question, thinking they know everything, and rather, give unasked for advice and commentary on personal, albeit incorrect, assumptions.

yes I realize there are snarky & hateful Christians too... (albeit typically in response to hate) Are you non-believers on a mission to convert?

Having had the pleasure of knowing Hannah Arendt, albeit much too slightly, and moreover of having known more closely Heinrich Bluecher when I was his assistant in the World Civilizations program at Bard College in 1958 «1959, I can say there are few people who, in their writings and their persons, could face with such clear determination the heights and the depths of European civilization in the last century.

My community (albeit not a local arm of an organized denomination) keeps me from wandering too far off and getting lost in a forest of despair.

My take - Karl Marx's manifesto (albeit not 1500 pages) put a lot of ideas into people's heads, too.

The results can be summarized, albeit somewhat too facilely, by considering first the advent of formalism and the new criticism, and second, the emergence of hermeneutics.

Uncouth Swain, your superior, albeit blind, logic is correct, it is their backyard too.

Whereas the old Marxists believed in something, albeit something absurd and dangerous, New Labour believes in nothing; «nothing» as defined by John Lennon in his sentimentally pernicious imagination: «No heaven... no hell... no countries... nothing to kill or die for and no religion too.»

If Buddhism can speak at all to us, albeit in a distorted and all too partial and fragmentary voice, it may at the very least challenge and disrupt those patterns of language and thinking which have silenced our own language of faith.

When it comes to spiritual growth, first one must define what one means by spiritual, which some posters have done here, albeit in a somewhat nebulous fashion, or perhaps my senses are too dull to pick up your exact meaning as some of the words you use have such broad semantics in various contexts.

Troeltsch, followed by Coakley, makes the security of faith rest, albeit only in part, on what the biblical scholars can reconstruct behind the Gospel picture of Jesus Christ, whereas I take the picture itself, as transmitted in the church, to be the actual medium that evokes faith; and I believe Troeltsch did, too, in his clearer moments.

I get these requests a lot too, albeit not from HuffPo.

Possibly related public service announcement side note — if you ever want french - toast - and - banana - bread - had - a-baby perfection you can have that too, albeit with a terrible mug - shot photo.

With its crunchy, albeit fried, exterior; the warm middle, seasoned with cumin and parsley is comforting but not too heavy.

If that materialises, then it would potentially have a negative impact on his playing time at Barca, albeit he's versatile enough to fill other roles too, but perhaps he'll have a better chance at landing a more prominent role for Madrid in that case.

Albeit the Eagles will bolster their lineup with pacey forwards to make use of counter-attack, Arsenal's defense will have to hold out too.

In turn, the England boss will be disappointed with the latest reports too, albeit Liverpool have yet to confirm the latest development and could yet have more positive news on his recovery time.

Sergi Samper and Lucas Digne remain sidelined by injury too, albeit the latter was confirmed to have returned to training this week, as per the tweet below, but Valverde doesn't have any suspensions to be concerned with.

His sport was a winner, too, albeit a problem - laden one.

And he has played in the Premier League too, albeit just a handful of times last season.

I have been reading your comments advocating for Morata... Believe me, I want Morata for Arsenal too, he has everything you want (albeit potentials)...

At times Splitter was too much for the (albeit undersized) U.S. front line, showing a nifty array of post moves as he went 6 for 12 from the floor.

With a preference to play on the right wing, albeit with the versatility to play through the middle or on the opposite flank too, he'll also have plenty of competition for places at Old Trafford, and so question marks could be raised over such a move given the reported transfer fee involved.

You will still hear his voice, albeit in murky echoes, as he whines about everyone else taking too long to draft.

Come too think of it — the same happened with Vieira's signing whilst Rioch was still employed (albeit for a week or two before being fired and Wenger ushered in)-- who knows....

Albeit, like every other theory doing the rounds, this too is simply speculation, a conclusion based on outcome.

At least he recognized his mistake (albeit months too late).