Sentence examples for despite being ready from inspiring English sources

Liberal Democrat Norman Baker, the drugs minister, told The Independent last week that the documents were gathering dust despite being ready for publication since July.

Mason has said before that he does not believe a full band reunion will ever happen now, despite being "ready to go" if it did.

In an interview with the Independent, Mr Baker disclosed the drugs reports were still gathering dust, with no date for publication, despite being ready since July.

A key goal is to reduce bed-blocking, whereby patients are kept in expensive hospitals, despite being ready to receive much cheaper community care, because of inefficient care pathways.

Newsnight's Christopher Cook revealed last night that this study of studies has not been published despite being ready to go.

As the Asarco bidding got hotter, Agarwal virtually walked out of the deal, unlike in Indal where he lost despite being ready to pay more than his original offer.

Faber & Faber, after all, has yet to bring out the second volume of TS Eliot's letters, despite it being ready for publication - so Karen Berkshire recently revealed in the Guardian - 17 years ago.

Issues in England and Wales led to a delay in Scotland, despite it being ready to implement the screening.

At Wednesday's hearing, Jordan said Lambrew and DeParle should appear because "they are the political people in charge" and determined the website should launch on Oct. 1 despite not being ready to go live.

Since the sponsor hasn't paid me for product placement here in my column (despite my being ready, willing, and very corruptible), I will refer to the company as "Acme".

Wenger named a relatively strong starting XI for the game and added that he had to play a trio of youngsters despite them not being "ready to play at this level".