Sentence examples for contrary to repeated from inspiring English sources

Contrary to repeated warnings, it has neither rocketed higher nor turned into deflation.

Contrary to repeated assertions last week by senior national and city officials, Beijing's case reports have not included patients in hospitals run by the military, the team found.

Last week Mo Ibrahim, the admirable Sudanese-born philanthropist, pointed out in the Guardian that Africa does not – contrary to repeated claims – have a problem with overpopulation.

Dotcom claimed he had evidence that Key, contrary to repeated public assurances, had been aware of his activities before a dramatic raid on the "Dotcom mansion" north of Auckland in January last year.

"Contrary to repeated claims by some, the committee has obtained no evidence that Operation Fast and Furious was a politically motivated operation conceived and directed by high-level Obama administration political appointees at the Department of Justice".

Democrats blamed inadequate security in Benghazi on decisions made by mid-level officials at the state department and said that, contrary to repeated claims by Republicans, neither Clinton nor anyone else intentionally delayed the military's response or ordered a "stand down".

Contrary to their repeated assertions, public spending is not out of control.

Contrary to his repeated claims, countries do not select the applicants and do not run the lottery.

The FBI found that contrary to her repeated claims, Clinton had received classified material, her server was susceptible to attack and her aides had not handed over all work-related emails.

Those guidelines also make clear that, contrary to the repeated assurances from government officials and media figures, the communications of American citizens are – without any individualized warrant – included in what is surveilled.

Contrary to his repeated denials, Oppenheimer belonged to a cell of the party that discouraged members from disclosing their membership, says the book, "Brotherhood of the Bomb: The Tangled Lives and Loyalties of Robert Oppenheimer, Ernest Lawrence, and Edward Teller," by Gregg Herken, a senior historian at the Smithsonian Institution.