Sentence examples for any further, despite from inspiring English sources

While the BHA publishes figures showing how many raceday tests have been carried out in each calendar year, it said it would not break down the figures any further despite the shadow hanging over the world's biggest bloodstock operation.

But then, the temperamental whoopers refused to follow the plane any further, despite repeated takeoffs, and they were trucked just 40 miles south to Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge to spend the rest of the winter.

The presidential candidate has refused to release any further records, despite persistent demands from media and political allies of Barack Obama.

The magazine did not publish any further photos despite earlier reports that it would.

The ex-England batsman won the Twenty20 title in his first year at the helm, but the side failed to secure any further silverware despite reaching the final of the T20 on three other occasions and twice securing a place in the CB40 final.

TNA Management did not have him wrestle on the proceeding Impact! tapings, hoping to keep him rested in order to not chance any further injury despite the belief in him not expecting to be sidelined long.

TNA management kept him out of the following Impact! tapings, hoping to keep him rested and not risk any further injury despite expectations that he would not be sidelined long.

Nine percent of the self-testers with an abnormal test result (n = 10) had not taken any further action despite the abnormal result.

As noted above, there are now known to be three members of the TZF protein family in humans, and extensive blasting of the human genome and EST collections has not yielded any further members, despite the presence of a group of sequences of closely related fourth members in fish and frogs [ 53].

After the end of each study the participants were followed without any further intervention and, despite no further treatment differences, the advantage of intensive antidiabetic treatment persisted and even extended to a reduction of macrovascular events.

Gaps in knowledge will always exist despite any further scientific progress that can be taken into account in the official assessment procedure.