Sentence examples for despite counter from inspiring English sources

The good news: despite counter stools that have been sat on since Holsten's opened in 1939, business last year was the best it's ever been.

Despite counter examples such as the 79 83 loop, most residues in CypA, especially in the active site, exhibit increases in discrete conformational heterogeneity above 180 K.

Vakhapov was found guilty and sentenced first to seven years in prison, despite counter-claims that evidence in the case was falsified.

Despite counter-measures.

The second hypothesis stated that SNS users with more digital competence will encounter more online risk than those with less competence; this was also supported, despite being counter to common assumptions.

Thus, despite being counter intuitive, firms' market power is greater in a four-firm composite good industry than in a standard duopoly of a regular good.

China claims nearly all of the South China Sea, despite partial counter-claims from Taiwan and several south-east Asian nations including the Philippines, Brunei, Malaysia and Vietnam.

Watford's captain embodies the spirit that makes the Hornets the likeliest survivors of the three promoted clubs, despite their counter-intuitive ignorance of the merits of squad stability.

But he then referred to a different generation of Eta activists, one that was prepared to make a "gigantic leap to establish they're back in business" despite tough counter-measures by the the Spanish authorities.

Despite the counter-blast from public works spending, an annualised rate of 5% or so looks more plausible.The prospects next year look just as tough: the debate about the outside world is whether it will get a bit bleaker or a lot bleaker, so either way exports will again be under pressure.

Gallup was the founder in 1935 of the American Institute of Public Opinion, which became famous when the institute correctly predicted that Franklin D. Roosevelt would defeat Alf Landon in the U.S. presidential election of 1936, despite the counter-predictions of other polls at that time.