Sentence examples for despite advertisements from inspiring English sources

Despite advertisements featuring Hollywood tough-guy Samuel L. Jackson, the backing of Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and a late surge of donations, opponents of the measure could not overcome a broad-based, passionate campaign in support.

The federal department of environment claimed the then minister, Greg Hunt, was unaware of it, despite advertisements in the media, and press releases by both the proponent and the NT government.

Yet television is not science, despite the advertisements for "Survivor" calling it "the ultimate human experiment".

Mr. Davis lost to Ms. Feinstein by 26 points in a 1992 Senate primary despite television advertisements comparing her to Leona Helmsley, a convicted tax felon.

No-one has applied for the job of lollipop man or woman at Broughton Moor Primary School in Allerdale, Cumbria, despite repeated advertisements since January 2011.

It was released on August 18 in the United Kingdom, despite poster advertisements suggesting it would be released on August 20.

Despite frequent advertisements by pet shops in Japan, the World Conservation Monitoring Centre reported that only a few dozen slow lorises were imported in 2006, suggesting frequent smuggling.

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Always serve the drive-thru first, despite their advertisement of "quality always first" it is actually second, within reason of course.

Last month, research from recruitment agency Timewise found that flexible working options are mentioned in just 6% of job advertisements, despite 14.1 million UK workers wanting to work flexibly.

By Ian Crouch November 8, 2011 As the N.B.A. lockout continues to eat its way through the season, the principal view of pro basketball, despite some recent advertisements by Nike attempting to convince us otherwise, is of a stalled and bloated financial beast, made up of wealthy squabblers deadlocked over abstractly large amounts of money.