Sentence examples for despite brief from inspiring English sources

Despite brief rallies, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index has fallen more than 13 percent from its May peak.

Despite brief flashes of brilliance, he has been unable to prove himself as a clutch goalie, especially lately in the playoffs.

The protesters, who call themselves the Sunflower Movement, have remained largely peaceful and well-organised, despite brief clashes with riot police late last month.

Despite brief rumours sparked by an ESPNFC writer last week that head coach Greg Vanney would get the sack with another loss, Toronto FC are, on the face of it so far, a unified force.

Despite brief references to oil shortages, wind farms and solar power, the book doesn't pick up those burdens on the ground, and includes only a few signs (like a passing reference to "Star Wars") of our familiar surroundings.

Despite brief disagreements over rights to the technology, Hewlett-Packard insists that the co-operation has developed into a healthy competitive relationship between the two companies, and moved the state of the art further than it would otherwise have gone.Following the two initial inventions, the development of inkjet technology became a multidisciplinary effort.

But despite briefs urging them to regard the state provisions as the illegitimate expressions of religious bias, the justices expressed little interest in the past and great concern about the future.

But really our most consistent beef with Spotify has been the company's inability to launch in the US, despite briefing reporters for the past TWO YEARS that such a launch is imminent.

The Court came to this decision despite briefs on behalf of a number of states (mostly republican) urging it to come out the other way.

During data analysis, it was found that while all constructs were covered by the interviewers, some appeared to stress different aspects, despite briefing and debriefing before and during the data collection process.

Despite the brief encounters, relations seem warm, with the students clearly protective of their older chums.