Among other things, it was said that the Saudis, despite mistrusting Mr Saleh, reckoned that he might still be a better bet than his fractious enemies, who include both Shia guerrillas along the Saudi border and fugitive Saudi al-Qaeda operatives.
In Palestine the Ḥusaynīs consolidated their power, despite widespread mistrust of the mufti, who now resided in Egypt.
"How could I call the police?" Despite the mistrust, about a dozen players and some spectators showed up, and the match was surprisingly intense.
Despite lingering mistrust, the debate over generic drugs has largely ended — we're all inmates in that fictional women's prison.
His durability is demonstrable in the very fact that so much modern criticism, despite its mistrust of canonical texts written by "dead white European males," turns to Shakespeare again and again.
Michelle Obama, in spite of her longtime reluctance, became a crucial asset in the campaign, and she has, despite lingering mistrust among many white conservatives, retained a remarkably high popularity.
So perhaps it is time that I, despite my mistrust of military spectacle, my reactionary republicanism, my dislike of uniforms, guns, loud bangs, being on time, see what all the fuss is about.
Despite this mistrust, Paraná showed resilience in fending off threats and overcoming obstacles and setbacks.
Despite the mistrust, Carneiro Leão demonstrated great resilience in fending off threats and overcoming obstacles and setbacks.
Despite utter mistrust in the system and frustration over the miniscule recognition rate, those RSDs have suddenly begun to feel like some sort of protection.
