Sentence examples for despite its centrality from inspiring English sources

Despite its centrality as a cognitive phenomenon, research in emergence currently lacks a comprehensive theoretical foundation.

In preparing papers for the conference, we decided not to seek or stipulate a particular definition of new governance, despite its centrality to the project.

Despite its centrality to the human rights program, there is surprisingly little discussion about the meaning of dignity in the human rights literature.

Despite its centrality to human thought and practice, aesthetics has for the most part played a petty role in human computer interaction research.

Despite its centrality to evolutionary theory, and its historical importance, population genetics is not without its critics.

Yet, despite its centrality in patient care, the tension between a severely burned patient's right to stop treatment and the physician's role in saving a life has not abated.

Despite its apparent centrality to the lobbying agenda of the brand-name pharmaceutical industry, 'innovative' is not defined explicitly (here or anywhere else in the text of the AUSFTA) and the precise obligations created by a requirement for stronger recognition of pharmaceutical 'innovation' are not clear.

Or will it merely help to make its centrality permanent?

Even in central Europe the migration theme has now lost its centrality.

Its centrality is symbolised by the fact that it's even become a verb.

By then, Georgetown had lost its centrality in Washington life.