Sentence examples for despite notes from inspiring English sources

I never challenge people about paying, but in that place, despite notes and appeals to management, the payment rate had been abysmal, and I was fed up.

Despite notes pinned to Gemma's bed, the dangers he cites never seem as real as those presented by the school pecking order.

In September, a landmark ruling in the UK directly linked the suicide of Michael O'Sullivan a man with severe depression who was found "fit to work" by outsourced assessors despite notes from his GP about the cyclical nature of his illness to having his benefits removed.

In September, a landmark ruling directly linked the suicide of Michael O'Sullivan – a man with severe depression who was found "fit to work" by outsourced assessors despite notes from his GP about the cyclical nature of his illness – to having his benefits removed.

Thus, despite notes of the vast abundance of predatory spiders for insects [48], it appears that when D. gigliotosi switches from air-borne sound to tremulations under some ecological conditions it escapes a stronger predation pressure in the public mode of communication, than it suffers from predation in the private mode.

But despite noting the depths of public mistrust, Mr Carney sounded a bullish note on the effectiveness of the Bank's reforms.

Ms. Silverman said she found the contact reassuring, despite noting that "we're seeming more different as we learn more about each other".

The bass-playing Sting quotes Oscar Wilde on foxhunting despite noting the time one of the creatures visited his chickens and "ate every last fucking one of 'em".

Despite noting concerns raised by some around the safety of long-term e-cigarette use, Bauld says the research points to the benefits of using nicotine-containing products for smokers planning to quit.

Despite noting an ongoing increase in house sales and predicting a further pick-up in prices, the lender said it expected "significant constraints" on demand to remain in place for the rest of the year.

Despite noting the significance of maths, 30 per cent of those polled said they found the subject "uninspiring" at school, while a quarter of them described it as having been their least favourite lesson.