When asked whether, with this background, it had been inevitable that he would become a scientist, Huxley declared that in spite of the family connections, the odds were stacked against it.
This was compounded by the recent statements of his foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, who declared that in spite of the renewed direct talks between Israelis and Palestinians, peace would not be achieved "next year or the next generation".
It's more like "in spite of".
What Négritude poets did even if he does not like the word Négritude at all, declares Césaire, and in spite of their failings, was just that: to be light bearers for Africa.
Meantime, drug treatment centers and domestic abuse shelters across the state have declared themselves overwhelmed and, in spite of what the oil companies keep telling us, we're far from happy.
"In the US, when white folks came on to the land and declared they discovered it in spite of the millions of people who inhabited it already, they actually adopted a lot of what became our government from the Iroquois confederacy".
When it became clear that the bill would not pass, Pankhurst declared: "If the Bill, in spite of our efforts, is killed by the Government, then .
On 10 September 1794, Jean-Jacques Bréard declared before the Convention: In spite of these facts, the myth lived on: in his Histoire de la révolution française, Adolphe Thiers wrote an account repeating Barère's version, where Vengeur refused to surrender.
Two hundred eleven (211) physicians agreed to participate: 105 male, 94 female, 12 did not declare gender (privacy was guaranteed in spite of the face-to-face nature of the survey).
Issara Somchai, one of the leaders of the anti-government movement, said protests would continue in spite of the declared emergency measures.
