Sentence examples for competition notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
There is not a category in which they are ranked ahead of the rest of the competition – notwithstanding of course, what ultimately matters: wins.
(Its foresight was a bit blurred: e-mail and other competition notwithstanding, the volume of letters doubled in the last two decades, and the postal work force grew by 20percentt).
The well-documented difficulties the BBC had with its goal of the month/season competition notwithstanding, it has become almost impossible in the last few years to keep track of all the exceptional scoring efforts over the course of a campaign.
Comcast, its rather specious claims of robust competition notwithstanding, could essentially say, Want to drop our TV service?
The report pushes for Channel 4 to develop a "deeper and more integrated partnership" with BBC Worldwide or a "partnership with another commercially owned broadcaster, such as Five", competition issues notwithstanding, as options.
Miresmaeili's statement notwithstanding, the competition began amid flag waving, drum beats and bruised bodies.
Notwithstanding the competition between those two states, the Wrights' final bicycle shop and home, both from Dayton, Ohio, were in 1937 moved to and are now located at Greenfield Village in Dearborn, Michigan.
Foreign Minister Mohammad Zarif's counter-claims notwithstanding, these competitions receive financial support and approval from the Iranian regime.
Her dominance – notwithstanding, of course, competition with ITV and, later, Channel 4 – was uncontested.
Merits of employing the services of a small non-bank family office provider Notwithstanding the stiff competition from private banks and other wealth management firms, family office owners believe they still represent the best choice for the wealth management needs of affluent families.
Australia's male and female team pursuit squads are also both gold medal chances on the Gold Coast, notwithstanding fierce competition from New Zealand, Canada and England.
