Sentence examples for despite erroneous from inspiring English sources

Carlos Tevez, Stephen Ireland and Nigel de Jong all wore "Team Bridge" T-shirts at the end of City's victory over Portsmouth yesterday, although, despite erroneous reports to the contrary, the only member of the England team in the City side, Gareth Barry, chose not to.

Another important stat is that Facebook's monthly active and daily active users in the US and Canada increased, despite erroneous recent claims from third-party data providers and critics that Facebook had lost users in US.

"This process, while difficult, is and has always been amicable – despite erroneous press reports to the contrary – and we remain committed to jointly raising our daughter," they said.

But despite what an erroneous marker on top of Bear declares, it is not the high point; the south shoulder of Mount Frissell — whose summit is in Massachusetts — is higher.

As always, however, the caveat here is that Google is still in the early stages of developing its Glasses -- there are no plans for a release in 2012, Google has told us, despite an apparently erroneous earlier report -- so it's likely that the final design has not yet been decided upon.

However, Takahashi et al. do report the differential expression of FCGR3A suggesting that the small fold-change we observe for this gene could be erroneous despite observing similar differential expression across two probesets for this gene.

His party's long-term erroneous belief, despite diving membership numbers, is to differentiate itself only marginally from political opponents.

Furthermore, despite efforts to exclude erroneous measurements, some were certainly still included.

Therefore, the evidence suggests that the microscopic assessments alone would be inappropriate and lead to erroneous conclusions despite the high correlation among them, and that the macroscopic assessment should be performed with respect to adequately classified ROIs in the joint.

In particular, McCabe et al. [ 26] reported that the patients with chronic schizophrenia retained erroneous beliefs despite recognizing that their interlocutor did not share their belief or accept their justifications of these beliefs as convincing.

James Clapper, America's director of national intelligence, has kept his job despite admitting that he gave erroneous answers to Congress about the scale of the surveillance.