Sentence examples for despite membership from inspiring English sources
The most relevant comparison for Carson isn't to Cain but to Michele Bachmann, the last Presidential aspirant who, despite membership in a group with a history as targets of discrimination, came to represent the twitchy ideals of American panic.
The football chat illustrates Burnham's ability to do a good impression of a human being: son of a BT engineer and a receptionist, he wears his northern heart on his sleeve and – despite membership of the Oxbridge-educated, adviser-turned-minister New Labour set – he seems normal, a trait so rare in Westminster that it seems worth mentioning.
This is despite membership for the lowest salary tier being fully subsidised.
The subtext of this is that Qatar, despite its stated strategic alliance with the United States, despite its membership in the Gulf Cooperation Council and the Arab League, will not abandon its independence of thought and action.
Surprisingly, despite EU and NATO membership, many find the region unfamiliar and scary.
His party's long-term erroneous belief, despite diving membership numbers, is to differentiate itself only marginally from political opponents.
Profits from political conferences have rocketed despite party membership dropping to an all-time low, research by The Times has found.
Despite his membership in the ruling party, Dughaish sometimes wrote opinion pieces for Al Ayyam, a daily in Aden that often pointedly criticized Saleh.
Grayling appeared at the Grassroots Out event despite his membership of the rival Vote Leave group, the official campaign which is dominated by Conservatives such as Boris Johnson and Michael Gove.
Despite dropping membership in unions -- 13.2percentt of United States workers belonged to unions last year, down from 20.1percentt in 1983, according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics -- 1199/S.E.I.U.
