Sentence examples for despite headlines from inspiring English sources

Despite headlines of swingeing salary cuts, too little has happened.

Not quite, despite headlines last week referring to "chaos" and "crisis" at the BBC.

So instead, the Australians have been sterilising the creatures (despite headlines this week that koalas "face extinction in 30 years").

Despite headlines about these imports, the F.D.A. intends to close 7 of its 13 laboratories that test for these problems.

But despite headlines fearing or predicting violence, there was limited bloodshed, even with the murder of at least forty people in the northeast by gunmen believed to be members of Boko Haram, the Islamist terrorist group.

The firm is even considering potential investments in the country where the crisis began, Greece, despite headlines warning of a default by Athens or the possibility that Greece may withdraw from the euro zone.

Despite headline-grabbing spending, China's military technology and armed forces are largely untested.

So far, despite headline-grabbing announcements by a handful of businesses, financial companies that have already reported third-quarter results have painted a somewhat mixed outlook on earnings.

But despite headline-grabbing news like the recent naming of Meg Whitman as chief executive of Hewlett-Packard, a look at the numbers shows that progress at the very top has stalled.

The SPL chief executive said that despite headline-grabbing difficulties within the league this season it "remains the best supported league per head of population anywhere in Europe".

They've been silent ever since, despite headline-worthy testimony".