Sentence examples for despite being extensively from inspiring English sources
And American convoys have continued to use it ever since, despite being extensively targeted by militants who launched ambushes and detonated countless roadside bombs from sand berms that line the roads.
He has been heavily criticised for his decision in 2002 to appoint Malcolm Layfield to a top job as head of strings at the RNCM despite being extensively warned that Layfield had a reputation for sleeping with his teenage pupils while teaching freelance at Chetham's and the RNCM in the 1980s and 90s.
Despite being extensively used as surfactants in detergents, the solid-state structures of sodium and potassium carboxylates have not been investigated to any appreciable extent.
Despite being extensively studied in the literature, the problem of gender recognition from face images remains difficult when dealing with unconstrained images in a cross-dataset protocol.
Despite being extensively studied, critical issues regarding regulation of the p53 protein remain poorly understood, and conflicting evidence obtained in different experimental systems make the clinical relevance of experimental data questionable.
Autophagy, despite being extensively researched and discussed albeit mostly in animals—still bears many unknowns; doubly so in Chlamydomonas, in which the topic is in its infancy [ 22].
Despite both events being extensively filmed and widely reported, Karim found locating the footage difficult.
Despite EE agitators being extensively marketed as 'low shear' devices, the measurements gave no indication that they were different from the more conventional PBT and relatively-new B2 designs in this respect.
And turtles are still being extensively exploited for their meat, oil and shells – despite national and international laws.
Stations are being extensively rebuilt.
Upon its theatrical release throughout the spring and summer of 1968, the movie's gruesome content was met with disgust by several film critics in the UK, despite having been extensively censored by the British Board of Film Censors.
