Sentence examples for despite ever increasing from inspiring English sources

Scientists have struggled to explain the so-called pause that began in 1999, despite ever increasing levels of CO2 in the atmosphere.

Some commentators have argued that since 1998, there has been no significant global warming despite ever increasing amounts of carbon dioxide being emitted.

Less money spent and reduced headcount means that many in IT departments regard the mainframe as less important despite ever increasing reliance on the mainframe as the system that handles critical data.

Yet, despite the ever increasing choices available, the jury is still out when it comes to  rating their success.

Similarly, despite the ever increasing amount of structure and affinity data, the general advancements in the development of empirical scoring functions have been rather moderate over the past years.

Despite the ever increasing practices of e-learning in the workplace, most e-learning applications fail to meet learners' needs or serve organization's quests for success.

The irony is, despite the ever increasing number of channels, the variety of sports on television has at least in some sense declined.

The finding that despite an ever increasing focus on journal rankings, qualitative research has not penetrated doctoral students in accounting affiliated with schools in the German-speaking countries on a broader scale so far might well be due to the traditional lack of critical-interpretive perspectives in German-speaking accounting academia (e.g. Becker and Messner 2005; Power 2004).

Despite the ever increasing number of exotic invasives and the massive problems that they cause, the origins of the traits that determine invasive success remain largely unknown [2], [3], because invasive species typically only reveal their destructive potential following a long, inconspicuous lag phase [4].

Despite the ever increasing numbers of at-risk twin infants, specific interventions targeted at this population have not been studied.

Despite an ever increasing trend to the recording of national unique numerical identifiers we would argue that probabilistic record linkage using traditional person identifiable data still provides the flexibility to link with data sources not compatible with such a key.