Sentence examples for decisively, despite from inspiring English sources

The visit was unusual for its setting in a state that he lost decisively despite his own family roots  — his mother was born in Kansas.

Benjamin L. Zwirn, the outsider in that election, won decisively despite being outspent by Richard M. Kessel, the party-backed choice for the job.

As you will see when you play around with different assumptions, while the model can tell us something about the most likely outcomes, there is a chance that the election will not go to type and that Mr. Obama will lose decisively despite robust economic growth next year, win under circumstances that look bad for him, and so forth.

Richard C. Gentilcore Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Sept. 11, 2007 • To the Editor: Now would be an excellent time for the United States to admit, decisively, that despite some miscalculations in moving the war on terrorism to Iraq, the outlook there will not change for many years.

Analogous principles utilizing multistep ubiquitination and competing deubiquitination may explain how two membrane proteins of very similar structure, such as Hmg2 in the presence of low versus high sterol, are decisively discriminated despite similar interactions with quality-control ligases.

For Mr. Bush, his advisers and his supporters, tonight was more than a vindication of their tireless predictions that the governor would win the Republican nomination decisively and early, despite the surprising potency of Mr. McCain's challenge.

Senator Judd Gregg, a Republican, easily defeated the Democrat challenger, Doris Haddock, also known as Granny D. NEW JERSEY Senator Kerry won decisively in New Jersey, despite opinion polls that showed the state's voters almost evenly divided in the final weeks of the campaign.

This year, the women won even more decisively, 18 to 14, despite losing the last round, 3 to 1.

The Syria aid crisis portrayed by Ms. Amos in her Security Council briefing reflected new levels of frustration over the Council's inability to act decisively on the conflict, despite its binding — and so far successful — Sept. 27 resolution on the dismantling of Syria's chemical weapons arsenal.

In 1937, South Africa toured New Zealand and decisively won the Test series despite losing the first Test; this 1937 South African team has been described as the best team ever to leave New Zealand.

In Libya, we saw a full-blown armed conflict which lasted for nine months, despite Nato's intervention decisively swinging the campaign against Gaddafi.