Sentence examples for Despite the large scale from inspiring English sources
Despite the large scale of the exercises, and the fact that they date to the 1980s, administration officials said they had few illusions that the decision would by itself stop the crackdown.
Despite the large scale of bronze objects related to Luristan, there exist a limited number of investigations about technology and metallurgy of bronze objects from this region [8 12].
Despite the large scale of the project, it appears that critical scientific data required to resolve uncertainties and construct robust models of the springs' relationship to the groundwater system were lacking at the time of approval, contributing to uncertainty and conflict.
Despite the large scale of research, no determined evidence exists to support reproductive hazards related to DBP exposure levels, besides slight correlations with some types of congenital malformations [ 50, 51].
Despite the large scale scope of the problem, it appears that living on a historic orchard property contaminated by lead and arsenic does not constitute an immediate threat to human health.
This is an issue that has received relatively little attention despite the large scale of planned investments in housing.
Despite their popularity and the large scale participation, a variety of concerns and criticism in the use of MOOCs have been raised.
Despite reasonably reliability and sensitivity, the large scale adoption of these measures to evaluate providers' performance was hindered by reliance on and limitation of diagnostic information in the administrative datasets.
Despite the larger scale of farms in the centre-west, their break-even point is 12% higher than that of southern farms, calculates Fernando Pimentel of AgroSecurity, a consultancy, due largely to higher transport costs.
Back in Tiananmen Square, despite the large-scale cleanup in recent weeks, some references to the 18th Party Congress remain.
Despite the large-scale amplification, Ms. Futral manages to project sensitivity, vulnerability and, during the famous Act III mad scene, an eerie detachment from reality.
