Sentence examples similar to despite being extended from inspiring English sources

Despite the cull being extended, it failed to reach its target, meaning it was "very likely" that the risk of tuberculosis in cattle had gone up, not down, according to an expert.

However, despite the badger population estimates being sharply cut and the culls being extended, both failed to meet the minimum 70%.

But ranges are being extended.

When it comes to the Thompson Divide, the BLM has allowed the Bush-era leases to be extended - despite the fact that they have largely been unused.

Ministers have been advised to allow the controversial practice of fracking for shale gas to be extended in Britain, despite it causing two earthquakes and the emergence of serious doubts over the safety of the wells that have already been drilled.

It has since been extended.

That burden has been extended despite the Iranian government's hatred for these BBC reporters.

It is intriguing that, in this DR regime, crystallinity increases quite sharply as the film is extended, despite the fact that molecular orientation does not appear to be increasing.

If the arguing in private bears any relation to the public fight – and all the signs are that it is even fiercer – the deadline may be extended, despite misgivings all round.

An exhibition of 81 Gromit statues in Bristol will not be extended despite extraordinary demand to see them, organisers have said.

Whatever Klotho's ultimate mechanism, the work raises the intriguing possibility that life span can be extended despite or perhaps via mild insulin resistance, a trait long considered deleterious to longevity.