Sentence examples for despite being informed from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, despite being informed of familial DM risk, nearly half of the informed respondents still did not consider themselves at risk.

Despite being informed about my document 'Judy Wilyman, PhD,' he ignored most of the information in it, including the arguments in Judy's thesis summarised above, and wrote an attack piece, published on the front page of The Australian on 13 January 2016 (Loussikian 2016a).

An email from his office, dated 8 October 2010, stated that they would not be served formal notice of redundancy until "calendar year 2011", despite being informed of their departure months earlier.

Businessman Maurice Newman has insisted he remains the head of the prime minister's business advisory council, despite being informed by Malcolm Turnbull last year that the council was being disbanded.

She was told to leave after staff realised they would not be able to fit her electric wheelchair in the hold, despite being informed 72 hours in advance that she would be travelling with it.

For example, despite being informed that a group of tourists is gay, the front desk staff at some hotels often seems determined to put same-sex couples in rooms with separate single beds.

Despite patients being informed of continuous use of the sensor throughout the study period, only 34 patients followed the protocol.

The AC group also reduced their caloric beverage consumption by ∼1 serving/d (−112 kcal/d at 3 mo, −106 kcal/d at 6 mo), despite not being informed about the true study purpose or substitutions to that group or about the beverages being used as a weight-control strategy in the AC treatment sessions.

Based on controversial evidence of buffalo-to-livestock transmission, all buffalo on private land were shot despite the veterinary department being informed that buffalo could double the profitability of wildlife enterprises.

Justice Ginsburg suggested at one point that the jury that heard the case would have been justified in concluding that Exxon was a "grave wrongdoer" itself, not just vicariously through the negligence of the ship's captain, Joseph J. Hazelwood, who company officials left in charge of the ship despite having been informed that he was an alcoholic who had resumed drinking.

Despite having been informed that their risk was not elevated, a large proportion of these women wished to have access to services and particularly breast examination (mentioned by eight (36%) at the 4-week follow-up and 15 (68%) at the 6-month follow-up) and mammography (mentioned by 14 (64%) at the 4-week and 15 (68%) at the 6-month follow-up).