Sentence examples for despite its emphasis from inspiring English sources

The requirement for the new brake light, primarily affecting 1986 models, was issued by the Reagan Administration despite its emphasis on deregulation, and it was generally accepted by auto makers.

And if at times there is an uneasy tension between narrative elements, that's probably due to the book's ambitions: tackling themes of familial loss, the disintegration of friendships, the disillusionments of age and what it means to believe, this story is — despite its emphasis on adventure and a strong narrative that propels the book forward — the opposite of fluff.

Despite its emphasis on Lamarck, however, the anonymous essay of 1826 makes it clear that species, like individuals, may well have built-in longevities and the analogy between individuals and species is clear.

Despite its emphasis on flexibility, she views the practice as "a resolutely orthodox endeavor," which overemphasizes a one-to-one correspondence between physical and spiritual well-being.

Despite its emphasis on deception, dislocation and the loss of love, her book retains a cheery consistency: It has managed to be sunnily devious from the start.

Despite its emphasis on letting users share homemade videos, many of the most popular clips on Grouper are slick short productions, including music videos and commercials.

Concussions continue to plague the league, despite its increased emphasis on reducing them.

The college could not sustain itself, despite its recent emphasis on online education and its relatively new conference center.

Despite its American emphasis, Mr. Ruzow revealed that he is also trying to acquire "a 150-year-old French house".

Despite its recent emphasis on homeland security and military spending, even the federal government managed to find additional funds for the arts, increasing the National Endowment for the Arts budget by $10 million, to $126 million, for fiscal year 2003.

The project "has been actively pushed as a key part of the national administration's 'Green Growth' policy, despite its heavy emphasis on construction over conservation and the anticipated massive impacts on wetland biodiversity and water quality," says Nial Moores, director of the conservation group Birds Korea in Busan.