Sentence examples for despite hearing that from inspiring English sources

Despite hearing that we would at least get an official time, we have received no news.

However, despite hearing that charities are keen for cross-sector collaboration and in need of external expertise, many are finding it tough to get a foothold in the sector.

Despite hearing that FireFox Mobile would be tested first on Nokia's cool little N810 internet tablet, here we have the first real shots of the thing and it's on an unidentified Windows Mobile phone.

Other cases include the five-and-a-half-year sentence given last month to hate preacher Anjem Choudary, who could be out of prison within two years, despite courts hearing that he had encouraged at least 100 young people to turn to terrorism in Britain and Europe.

Despite its drawbacks, WVT remains the only test of hearing that needs no equipment and can therefore be used in many circumstances where other hearing tests would be unwelcome.

The Hamdan family, from al-Bireh, a town next to Ramallah in West Bank, said that they had wanted to perform a post-mortem — despite agreeing not to — after hearing that 29-year-old Hikmat Hamdan, who rammed his car into Israeli soldiers, had been shot and then left to bleed to death in street after ambulances were prevented from accessing the area.

This was despite evidence tendered during the hearing that many of the defendant's colleagues would not have told their patients about the risk of such a rare complication.

He made his decision despite hearing claims that crime gangs had offered a £50,000 bounty for shooting dead an armed police officer.

But despite hearing testimony that he had mistreated several women, judge William Horkins dismissed four charges in March after a dramatic trial in which witnesses contradicted themselves and attempted to suppress inconvenient details about their relationship with the accused.

Despite the questions, Senator Kennedy predicted after the hearing that Dr. Carmona would be confirmed.

Surveys in 2009-10 found that a fifth of Spanish and Italian medical students smoked, and almost half of Bulgarian ones.Some women still believe, despite what they hear, that smoking will not harm their unborn child.