Sentence examples for despite being recognised from inspiring English sources

"Despite being recognised as a relatively inexpensive city, the cost of imported goods and safe living conditions in this country are available at a steep price," Mercer says.

The teenager, signed from Southampton for £16m, has particularly impressed Hodgson with his versatility, featuring as a centre-half for Arsène Wenger's team despite being recognised more as a right-back.

It's just an example of his exciting scoring prowess, which, despite being recognised with a Russian Footballer of the Year award last week, is yet to tempt one of Europe's elite into acquiring his services.

According to figures seen by the Observer, she is one of a growing number of Israeli citizens who, despite being recognised as Jewish by the state, have had their Jewishness questioned by an official rabbinate that enjoys an almost exclusive monopoly on state marriage and other issues.

Murder has never been statutorily defined, despite being recognised as either the most serious crime, or certainly among them.

This remains however a largely under-researched area, despite being recognised as a significant policy priority.

Despite now being recognised up and down the country as the dreadlocked potter from TV, Wilcock, 23, doesn't have a television.

This reluctance to accept a label prevails, despite it being recognised that three out of five of us will, at some time in our lives, become carers.

Little conclusive evidence exists regarding the best way to educate and evaluate skill acquisition of advanced surgical trainees, despite it being recognised as one of the most important aspects of training.

But despite it being recognised as a momentous achievement, a group of London intellectuals – Richard Chenevix Trench, Herbert Coleridge and Frederick Furnivall – decided about a century later that it was high time for a new one.

Such people remain in very short supply for many of the questions posed here, despite this being recognised some years ago (National Cancer Research Institute, 2004).