Sentence examples for despite comprising from inspiring English sources

Asylum-seeking and refugee women currently account for 14% of all maternal deaths in the UK (despite comprising only 0.5% of the population) according to the Centre for Maternal and Child Enquiries.

There are cameraless photographs, called "Celestographs," made in 1894 by August Strindberg, the playwright, who exposed film to the night sky in hopes of capturing starscapes; he decided that the results had metaphysical import, despite comprising only traces of dust and chemical discoloration.

Despite comprising less than one-third of the national population, Malaitans hold many of the country's top business and governmental posts, a situation that in the late 20th and early 21st centuries led to rising tensions and violent clashes with other ethnic groups, including a coup in 2000.

Hispanics also underperformed, with 10% of them in the top quartile despite comprising 21% share of the total pool.

While both groups produce a comparable amount of content in general, right-leaning users produce a much larger number of political tweets despite comprising fewer users in total.

Between 2009 and 2013, HGVs were involved in around a quarter of cyclist deaths despite comprising only 5% of traffic in Great Britain.

The report, published by the advocacy group One and the World Bank on Wednesday, found that despite women comprising more than half the continent's farmers, political indifference and social constraints mean productivity on female-managed plots is significantly lower per hectare than those managed by men.

Meanwhile, controlling administrative privileges was not mentioned, despite it comprising a whole Section of the CSC.

More than one-third of the innovators were born outside the United States, despite immigrants comprising less than 14% of the U.S. population.

Despite farmers comprising a very small proportion of the population in developed countries, agricultural interests seem to have a stranglehold over OECD governments to keep their $252 billion in annual support.

As accomplished American climber and writer Rachel de Silva explains, the six major American climbing magazines published fewer than 12 articles a year by or about women during the 1980s despite women comprising 40% of climbers.