Sentence examples for despite abandoning from inspiring English sources
Despite abandoning his bid, Mr. Santorum could receive votes from conservatives eager to send a message to Mr. Romney.
The airports operator was later sold to Ferrovial, a Spanish construction firm.That the government has kept its golden shares in BAE and Rolls-Royce despite abandoning them in so many other businesses is hardly surprising.
Over the loud, cranky objections of Bob Knight and his acolytes, Delany initiated a conference basketball tournament that continues to thrive despite abandoning haughty, ho-hum Chicago as the host for the more welcoming embrace of Indianapolis.
A single, Choices, saw them back on the radio despite abandoning the 60s and 70s references of their previous hits for an electro-tinged 80s sound, and even earned them some positive reviews.
Dalman says Tan is still committed to the club despite abandoning his rebranding strategy.
Conclusions Contrary to our expectations, the rate of renal replacement therapy did not decrease over the last 5 years despite abandoning administration of HES solution.
Despite my abandoning these early dreams, the book continued to provide my benchmark for properly decent human beings: I'm not sure they come much better than Atticus Finch*.
But the blue-blooded British stockbroker, which ministers to the needs of many of the country's biggest companies, still plans a stockmarket listing, despite previously abandoning a flotation in January.Playing the fieldHamley's withdrew its support for a £52.2m ($86.9m) bid from Baugur, the group behind Iceland, a leading frozen-food retailer.
Though he was unable to see it through the first time, and despite his flock abandoning him after the death of Sandrine, Pierre never really lost the belief in the ideas of 'the circle'.
Sarumpaet's first original stageplay, Marsinah: Nyanyian dari Bawah Tanah (Marsinah: Song from the Underground), was performed in 1994 despite a sponsor abandoning the project near the showing date.
Despite the abandoned houses and economic decline, Tiksi was still like a fairy tale for Ms. Arbugaeva.
