Sentence examples for despite benefitting from inspiring English sources

New Zealand, meanwhile, despite benefitting from an early eight-point try, were hardly embarrassed but they were uncharacteristically conservative in a game in which they and Newcastle all but sowed the field with errors that grew and grew until you could see nothing but towering, thick-canopied Blundertrees covering the ground.

Despite benefitting from the proliferation of client apps, Twitter has realised in recent times that client apps can exert a lot of market power.

Randomized trials comparing therapies with different mechanisms of action are misleading since they may conclude the therapies are "equivalent" despite benefitting different subpopulations, or may erroneously conclude that one therapy is superior simply because it targets a larger subpopulation.

Despite A. magdaleane benefitting from PVS2 pre-treatment before cryopreservation, sufficient germination after cryopreservation without vitrification was achieved for potential reintroduction to take place.

Alkebsi says that despite that nuance, al Qaeda is benefitting from the situation to recruit more and more supporters.

Despite this evidence, few children are benefitting from this scientific knowledge [ 10, 15].

In this game, being trusting meant one had to be willing to allocate points despite the risk of the partner defecting, thus benefitting others at a potential cost to the self.

Despite this progress, the number of children currently benefitting from community services is relatively small, while the CBSS for at-risk families with young children are under-developed.

Despite not being designed for the purpose, the protected areas are clearly benefitting cichlid taxonomic and functional diversity within Lake Tanganyika, probably through local reduction in sediment deposition and/or pollution, but as cichlids can be poor dispersers protected area coverage should be expanded to benefit isolated communities.

Despite such hassles, farmers in the Gloucestershire cull zone believe they are already benefitting from the cull.

But despite a huge surge in cider drinking, she says the growers are not benefitting financially: "It's great news for everyone, but the value is not coming down the supply chain".