Sentence examples for despite conflicts from inspiring English sources
Despite conflicts with an enemy like "K.'s rival, the flying-reptile-dragon-dinosaur-eagle," the embattled creature has never had to give much thought to strategy.
He did have the best season of his career last year (including a playoff triple-double over the Nuggets) despite conflicts with Lakers coach Mike Brown and his premature statement that "closeout games are easy".
A young Yale-man, just Out of the Armed Forces, was chatting with an Old Boue in the Yale Club grill and ventured to assert his opinion that despite conflicts in the U. N. and in industry, the country isn't in such bad shape.
The dispute over the South China Sea, which is believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits, has festered for years, and neither country has made any concessions despite conflicts involving fishing vessels, maritime surveillance boats and oil exploration ships.
By Gardner Botsford and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, May 4, 1946 P. 17 A young Yale-man, just Out of the Armed Forces, was chatting with an Old Boue in the Yale Club grill and ventured to assert his opinion that despite conflicts in the U. N. and in industry, the country isn't in such bad shape.
They also produced a way of living in the present with a world richly populated by multiplicity and complexity, exchanges and flows -- of languages and religions and goods -- despite conflicts and contestations.
Nearly half of those polled had heard about this issue, despite conflicted media coverage.
Despite conflicting news from technology companies, the Nasdaq composite index ended the week 3percentt higher.
Despite conflicting with the main national newscasts, the soap has lost less than 2percentt of audience share.
It is perhaps an index of Mr. Sharon's political skill that he remains politically popular despite conflicting suspicions on the right and the left over what he stands for.
The original Howard plan was energetically embraced and promoted by former resource minister Martin Ferguson, despite conflicting with Labor policy and senior ALP figures describing the legislation to make the dump possible as "sordid" and "arrogant".
