Sentence examples for despite a flagging from inspiring English sources

Excluding food and energy prices still left an annual inflation rate of 6.3%.And Apple managed to sell one million of its next generation iPhones in three days, despite a flagging economy.

Despite a flagging economy, Brookfield Properties says it will start work in June on a $600 million platform over railroad tracks near Ninth Avenue, where it plans to build two towering office buildings.

And despite a flagging market for storage products, Bloom has sought to aggressively grow the business by recruiting more talent while others have been cutting costs and jobs.

Despite MI5 flagging up a risk of intelligence failures owing to having collected more data than it could profitably analyze, the 2010 briefing document also reveals the agency continued to push the case for gathering "substantial" amounts more data.

Shamsalipoor, 22, was told by immigration officials last week that Dutton had declined to intervene in her unsuccessful asylum claim, despite a department referral flagging the option she be put into community detention after 21 months in detention centres.

Despite the flagging advertising market, the publishing unit showed a 41percentt increase in cash flow over the comparable period of 2000, demonstrating the success of the unit's cost-cutting efforts, which have included layoffs.

The insights of two insiders who recently penned books on the glittery subcultures of pageantry and figure skating help us understand why these competitions endure among a committed group of fans despite flagging general popularity.

The object of the gathering is to identify cuts that will satisfy House Republicans' demands for drastic spending reductions despite the flagging economy.

Despite flagging ratings in the show's early days, Safer remained a linchpin of the show for 46 years, holding the longest tenure on prime-time television of anyone in history.

Early last, shareholders criticized the company for awarding its chief executive at the time, Robert E. Diamond Jr., $10 million in 2011, despite flagging profits.

But despite flagging public enthusiasm for the prospect of further enlargement, European policy makers have kept the door open to Balkan countries in the hope that the lure of European Union membership can help stabilize a volatile region.