Sentence examples for despite having many from inspiring English sources

"I've come here and made good use of this country, despite having many hurdles," he said.

Mr. Zimring points to Los Angeles' big crime decline despite having many gangs.

Adler can't say because, surprisingly, they've never met, despite having many mutual friends.

Not because the criticisms of the Tories are unwarranted; despite having many of the right ideas about policy, they have recently lost their way.

The conditions at airport security checkpoints show that despite having many millions of dollars to invest, the custodians have not come up with a decent design.

It is not a sick lit novel, despite having many of the trappings associated with the genre, it is a story about two people in love, one of whom has cancer.

Despite not having many of his best players, Klinsmann deployed a defense-first 4-4-2 alignment that simultaneously frustrated the Mexican team and kept the Americans in the contest.

General Peck said he was not tempted to join a network, despite still having many contacts on active duty, including two sons.

So in December 2006 he won the leadership, despite not having many close friends in the Labor caucus and little personal following.

Famitsu was also positive, despite it not having many distinguishing features to separate it from other video games.

But one sci-fi/fantasy deity — the director Peter Jackson — has never attended, despite having had many of his movies hyped at the show.