Sentence examples for despite being valued from inspiring English sources

The other two are almost totally anonymous, however, despite being valued at more than £5bn each.

Uber was not named as a defendant, despite being valued at well over $50bn in recent funding rounds.

Despite being valued at $1bn in 2015, it wasn't until this year, 14 years after it launched, that Shazam crossed over into profitability, largely thanks to advertising revenues.

Writing for ZDNet, Tom Foremski notes that  despite being valued at "almost 50% of the market cap of The New York Times" Flipboard "produces no content of its own".

Despite being valued at $210,000, the Langhankes' home was later sold for $21,500 at a foreclosure auction in 1934, according to a Los Angeles Times report.

Despite ROM being valued for improving patient monitoring and outcome, aiding goal-setting, encouraging evidence-based practice, increasing patient input and improving clinicians ability to predict outcome in adult services [ 8- 11], there are several factors inhibiting the use of outcome measures.

In our study, continuity of care and good knowledge of the whole course of disease were among the reasons why the GPs were valued despite their at times poor management of palliative care.

Despite being professionally valued at £30,000 the car can be bought for £21,500 on eBay and the advert reads: "We have covered over 5,000 miles in the past two years driving around shows and charity events in the UK and apart from it not being the fastest car on the planet has been the most incredible fun with people queuing up to take photos along dual carriageways and highways on every trip.

The underlying message is that women--despite being academic equals--are valued largely for their sex appeal.

Despite being less generously valued, in recent years European stockmarkets have done even worse than America's when the latter's have fallen sharply.

But climbers argued last week that despite the tragedy, there was value in taking risks against nearly impossible odds, testing the strengths of human nature in extremes, and continuing to explore the world's frontiers.