Sentence examples for despite considerable evidence from inspiring English sources
Despite considerable evidence to the contrary, successive governments in Australia had doubted that organised crime existed to any great extent.
Mr. Johnson also played down the central issue of the campaign, immigration, saying it was not really what Britons were voting on, despite considerable evidence that it was.
Pakistan's foreign ministry released a statement repeating a familiar stance on drone attacks that the government has long publicly opposed, despite considerable evidence of past complicity in the programme.
Yet despite considerable evidence that contradicts the story of a prelapsarian gynecocracy, and a glaring lack of evidence to support it, many people, according to Cynthia Eller, continue to subscribe to it.
Aspartame – the most popular artificial sweetener – weirdly takes ages to deliver a sweet taste in tablet form, and many people believe it to be dangerous despite considerable evidence for its safety.
Despite considerable evidence in the United States and abroad showing that treatments like those developed by Foa can ameliorate established P.T.S.D. — and possibly help prevent the disorder in people with acute stress reactions — her approach has not been widely adopted.
Despite the considerable evidence that enforcement endangers women, Operation Clearlight continues.
Despite the considerable evidence that climbing fiber activity provides error signals controlling motor learning, several studies have called this idea into question.
Despite the considerable evidence that PRL-3 has a causal role in tumorigenesis and tumour metastasis, the underlying mechanism of PRL-3 action remains unclear.
Despite the considerable evidence in children for reduced HRQOL in SCD, few studies have evaluated the impact of this disease on health related quality of life in adults [ 8- 11].
Despite the considerable evidence for the involvement of the VWFA in visual word recognition, it seems unlikely to be specialised for visual word forms (Devlin, Jamison, Gonnerman, & Matthews, 2006; Price & Devlin, 2003).
