Sentence examples for despite being considerably from inspiring English sources

Despite being considerably to the left of the party's current mainstream, she has stayed in Labour whereas Ralph left.

Despite being considerably larger, it got a fraction of the coverage of the shambolic "Rally Against Debt".

90+1 min: The ball is pumped towards Crouch in the USA penalty area, where Onyewu beats him in the air, despite being considerably shorter.

To qualify, the astronomers decided, an object must be in orbit around the sun (so, for instance, Earth's moon does not count, despite being considerably bigger than Pluto).

Anti-democratic forces in both countries are emboldened by Hungary, which, despite being considerably smaller than either of them, has thumbed its nose at the E.U. even as it turns away from democracy.

But despite being considerably shorter, and generally more spacious with its script, it looks like being a lot grittier and down to earth than the platitudes which emerge during other pauses for thought such as Radio 4's Thought for the Day.

Using skimmed milk actually predicted a higher BMI than using whole milk, despite the former being considerably less energy dense than the latter.

Despite the injection being considerably larger than all previous cases (Fig. 9), the prefrontal label was no more dense or extensive than that seen after the 2 rostral injection cases (ACy12 and ACy14).

Despite this asymmetry being considerably less than 1.8 cm 56 and within normal variance and measurement error, 63 64 given the circumstances of the player's recurrent injury history, custom-made orthotics were prescribed to correct this asymmetry.

For example, after the EU-US open skies agreement opened Heathrow up to more competition, all the US airlines chose it over Gatwick, despite the landing slots being considerably more expensive.

Treatment at home also led to a lower burden of treatment and greater patients' satisfaction than did ultraviolet B phototherapy in an outpatient setting, despite waiting times sometimes being considerably longer.