Sentence examples for despite having identified from inspiring English sources

The Football Supporters Association argued that the clubs would do so but Taylor, despite having identified the venality in directors, said they need not, pointing to the then £6 price of a seat at Rangers Ibroxx.

Despite having identified my interests, I had no idea how to pursue them.

"They love me, they just don't understand what to do about [my transition]." Amond says he's always felt male from a young age despite having identified as agender or gender fluid for most of his adult life.

"They love me; they just don't understand what to do about [my transition]." Amond says he's always felt male from a young age despite having identified as agender or gender fluid for most of his adult life.

"They love me; they just don't understand what to do about [my transition]." Amond says he's always felt male from a young age despite having identified as agender or gender fluid for most of his adult life.

Despite having identified various risk factors of vitiligo, the molecular mechanisms of its complex underlying pathogenesis remain largely unknown.

Despite having identified the disease-causing genes for many motor neuropathies, there remains a dearth of information on the molecular mechanisms underlying selective motor neuron vulnerability (36, 37).

Research on subunit vaccines which offers universal protection against all pathogenic leptospira have not shown promising results despite having identified several proteins that are conserved among all pathogenic leptospira identified to-date.

On Sunday, the Florida governor, Rick Scott, told NBC that despite his state having identified 16 cases of mosquito-borne Zika infections, "what we're doing is working".

However, despite we have identified a putative SRE-binding site in the promoter of mouse CD36 gene, we have been unable to show a functional role for this SRE in RAW264.7 cells exposed to ritonavir, indicating that ritonavir induces CD36 expression by multiple, yet not completely identified, pathways.

Despite this scholars have identified the judiciary as having the capacity and willingness to dispute executive power and to produce an alternative narrative to counteract the executive action of the government in migration matters (Pickering and Weber 2012; Mitsilegas, 2015b; Aliverti & Bosworth, 2017).