Sentence examples for Notwithstanding the challenges from inspiring English sources

"Notwithstanding the challenges that we are experiencing in bringing forward this game-changing product, we remain confident in the design of the 787, and in the fundamental innovation and technologies that underpin it".

Notwithstanding the challenges of fighting prostate cancer and having undergone hip surgery, Layton brought tremendous energy to the campaign for the 2011 federal election, and his efforts bore historic results for the NDP.

Notwithstanding the challenges that remain around simulation modelling and detection of environmental change, the results from our study suggest that RDM can be embedded within a DAPP framework to better plan for changing coastal flood risks.

Notwithstanding the challenges ahead, the many changes and ideas articulated herein provide new hope and something of a framework for progress towards the improved prevention and relief of psychiatric and other CNS disorders, an urgent mission for our Century.

Notwithstanding the challenges in structural elucidation, a very useful approach that can allow for fairly precise postulations about the packing structure involves the use of composite data from PXRD, IR and molecular calculations.

Notwithstanding the challenges, there was no shortage of high-hopes, drive, and capacity.

Notwithstanding the ethical challenges, there are several methodological challenges peculiar to dose finding in children.

Notwithstanding the multiple challenges related to working in conflict zones and on war-time sexual violence in particular (Fast 2010; Jewkes et al. 2014; Leatherman 2011), and despite the highly commendable advances made, some explanations for the gap between policy and practice point to the international humanitarian system's 'inherent structural insufficiency' (ALNAP 2015. p. 14).

Notwithstanding the above challenges, peer support networks keep popping up in many different contexts.

Notwithstanding the measurement challenges outlined here, the implications for professional education and the health systems agenda are sufficiently important to warrant further investigation.

Notwithstanding the aforementioned challenges, investigators tried to reproduce in animal models characteristic symptoms of the human disease, such as anhedonia or helpless behaviours.