Sentence examples for despite about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "despite about" is not commonly used in written English. It may be construed as grammatically incorrect or incomplete. It would be more appropriate to use one of the following phrases instead: "despite this," "despite that," or "despite all of this." For example: - Despite this, she managed to finish the project on time. - Despite that, he still continued to pursue his dreams. - Despite all of this, they were able to find a solution.
That is despite about one in 12 tax credit claims being incorrect or fraudulent, compared with fewer than one in 25 benefit claims.
Despite about two decades of conferences, conventions and commitments, the earth's biological diversity — or biodiversity for short — steadily erodes as ecosystems suffer and species die out.
Despite about 30 attempts to move people on and clear the area in the last 18 months, they have always returned.
Despite about 900 members (roughly twice as many culinary professionals as producers), a monthly newsletter that lists "haves" and "wants," and outreach and education programs, delivery remains a challenge.
Despite their connection to Uluru and Kata Tjuta, there are few people from the community of Mutitjulu working at the resort, despite about 250 Indigenous people being employed there.
The debt imposed by the Glazer family when they bought the club with £525m of borrowed money in 2005, remains £411m, despite about £700m in interest and other finance-related costs having been paid by the club since then.
Despite this, about 75,000 left and went to southern France.
Despite reports about teen desertion, it is clear Facebook is not going anywhere any time soon.
One gets medical check ups, balances her checkbook, exercises, visits the auto mechanic---despite uncertainty about harm.
Foos was not a subject I could write about, despite my curiosity about how it would end.
Thus, despite disagreement about detail, there is some evidence of agreement about basic content.
