Sentence examples for despite being new from inspiring English sources

Q: What if a student did well on the test despite being new to the language?

Despite being new, the blogging box seems to represent how outmoded fashion can be.

But they were turned away: the buildings, looking rather weathered despite being new, are a film set, erected in a few weeks out of the bush.

Despite being "new to the game", his company recently tabled a bid for a £600m government contract to provide probation and rehabilitation services.

Despite being new in the role, Streich was certainly not new to the club, where he had spent 15 years as a player and coach.

Despite being new to skeleton, Crumpton qualified for the U.S. Olympic Development Team, and has plans to spend the coming winter hurling himself "headfirst down a serpentine ice chute at over 80 miles per hour," he said.

Geoghegan-Quinn said she decided to hold an interview on her very first day--despite being new to the field--because she wants to improve communication about E.U. science and science policy: "There isn't really a communication policy at the heart of the directorate, and that is something I would like to change".

Because of its curation, Amazon's access to consumer credit card info, and its understanding of pricing, Amazon's store has done fairly well, despite being newer.

At the crisis point of the exercise, as evacuation planning occurred, AVSAG was "side-stepped" despite there "being new scientific information to hand about the eruption location and possible eruption styles" (Cronin 2008, p. 4).

Despite many features which are new, it has been designed to make upwards migration from a 16 Series device easy.

But despite being a new way to interact with apps, the new App Store is already mirroring the trends we see in the wider app marketplace – that is, games are still dominating.