Sentence examples for Regardless despite from inspiring English sources

Regardless, despite how sorry I feel for her and her family, I agree.

Regardless, despite their strong performance, the battle also held lessons for the Viet Cong themselves.

Regardless, despite these many gifts, somewhere along the way, you were taught that instead of acting on your love of other men, you'd be better off dead.

Regardless, despite using infantry mounted on tanks the North Koreans seemed unable to mount the sort of organised or co-ordinated assault required to dislodge the Australians, and they were relatively untroubled for the rest of the night.

Regardless, despite earlier warnings that they may concentrate up to regimental-strength, a breakdown in the passage of intelligence led the Australians to believe that the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong would remain dispersed in small groups in an attempt to avoid detection.

Regardless, despite the lack of solid evidence, the idea that elephants might have indeterminate growth still persists in the literature [ 44, 45].

A slight miscalculation could have sent a round over the hill into the Australian positions, regardless, and despite persistent rifle and machine-gun fire, Murphy calmly directed the artillery throughout the battle.

Additionally, the sites allow 13 year-olds users to register regardless of age, despite Sony's policies that state the opposite.

Regardless the Tea Party, despite the loud voices of their candidates and those of their constituents, will see an increasing backlash with Donald Trump at the helm.

The end result of this heterogeneity is that gene-expression is substantially different in every individual, regardless of disease; despite this, a single tissue maintains a recognizable phenotype; the "system" state is regulated, so we expect the same control processes to be used in many samples.

Few studies have examined the challenges of recruiting participants from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds regardless of race, despite general agreement about the value of wide representation for addressing disparate health outcomes (Durant et al., 2007; Lai et al., 2006; Sung et al., 2003).