Sentence examples for despite having made from inspiring English sources

Marcum was still something of a mystery to the Mets, despite having made 149 starts.

Naturally, the employer claimed to be losing money (despite having made £1.7bn last year), while the media blamed the union.

The company paid no corporation tax in the UK, despite having made global profits in 2013 and 2014 totalling $4.5bn.

Despite having made the NHS their key issue since last summer, Labour also declined to commit to the £8bn.

(See also, NBC letting Netflix take Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt in the US, despite having made the whole thing).

Sussex, despite having made the T20 quarter-finals, are having a challenging season with a stack of injuries.

The majority of benefits were paid on time, it protested, despite it having made tens of thousands of staff redundant.

A taxi-driver, an Intourist guide, and other Russians express dissatisfaction with Mikhail Gorbachev, despite his having made it possible for them to express their dissatisfaction.

Despite apparently having made teleology conceptually unnecessary to biology, however, evolutionary theory did not result in the elimination of teleological language from the biological sciences.

You have been claiming first-hand knowledge of opera for some years now, despite never having made it to a performance.

From 1990 to 2013, welfare losses nearly doubled and labour income losses increased by 40%, despite countries having made great gains in economic development and health outcomes.