Sentence examples for despite being excluded from inspiring English sources

Despite being excluded from the law's privileges, laboratory mice have come to enjoy equivalent standards of luxury, even if they don't have tiny televisions in their suites.

Despite being excluded from the terms of reference for the inquiry, this sea change of technology has two inescapable consequences for the Baird government's privatisation scheme.

Tim Bresnan has not given up hope of forcing his way into England's team for the first Ashes Test in Brisbane next month, despite being excluded from the 17-man tour squad because of his back injury.

**{:.break one} ** Pop star Lance Bass is back at Russia's cosmonaut center for a new training session, despite being excluded from the crew of a rocket heading to the international space station next month.

Bastian Schweinsteiger has told José Mourinho he could still help Manchester United if given a chance though the midfielder insisted there is "no problem" with the manager despite being excluded from the first-team squad.

Allusions to the work of predecessors like Richard Wright (Paris learns to read despite being excluded from his hometown library, recalling the library card Wright forged so that he could read H. L. Mencken) unobtrusively claim membership in a broader literary tradition.

Despite often being excluded from class, because of unpaid fees, he finished primary school.

Despite generally being excluded from military service, a woman could be in charge of a castle, either on behalf of her husband or if she was widowed.

The total repeat content and association of repeat sequences with chromatin modifications can be determined despite repeats being excluded from genome assemblies, revealing unexpected distinctions in chromatin features based on sequence composition.

All studies had adequate presentation of outcome data (despite two being excluded from meta-analysis because they did not present outcome data in ways that allowed them to be used), and there was no evidence of selective reporting or other noticeable sources of bias.

Responding to the announcement from broadcasters, a Liberal Democrat spokesman said: "We have told the broadcasters that we will take part in the proposed format, just as we have said we would take part in all the proposed packages to date... despite our strong objections to being excluded from any TV debate or interview".