Sentence examples for despite adopting from inspiring English sources
Despite adopting the slogans of a secular nationalist, Saddam Hussein, like most Arab leaders, was actually a Sunni chauvinist.
Some Confederates, despite adopting their own flag, expressed reluctance to let go of the musical stars and stripes.
Despite adopting the euro in 2002, France and Germany have trodden opposite paths over the past decade.
Despite adopting the bill as a cynical way of forging links with working class voters, the party found itself immediately booted out of government.
Despite adopting a broader musical approach, Starbucks on average sells only two CDs a store each day at company-owned shops, according to people briefed on its business.
Despite adopting a what-we-have-we-hold policy, Hearts contrived more convertible chances, and even as late as the final minute McSwegan should have scored a third.
Ten (56 %) patients presented unfavourable evolution of the disease, with stable or progressive disease despite adopted treatment, and three among these patients were still being treated/followed in our hospital at the time of the last review of the records.
Two facts are clear: growing numbers of gay and lesbian couples are adopting despite legal hurdles, and states that restrict same-sex couples from adopting severely curtail the number of homes available to children in foster care.
Meanwhile, it emerged last night that - despite the school adopting the Montessori child-centred development teaching methods - Montessori was refused permission to oversee the introduction of its teaching methods.
And, despite the Dutch adopting an attacking, pro-active approach to get to Poland and Ukraine, this summer they are more likely to play the way they did in South Africa than during the swashbuckling 1970s.
However, their spatial arrangement is intact, enabling coordination of the two divalent metal ions in the active site of Mos1 transposase in a manner similar to that observed in the PFV intasome co-crystal structures, despite the drug adopting a distinctly different conformation.
