Sentence examples for despite partial from inspiring English sources
Despite partial facial paralysis from the shooting that forces her to talk from one side of her mouth, Ms. Aeriel, 22, spoke clearly in three and a half hours on the witness stand, pausing just once to regain her composure.
Year-on-year spending fell by over a quarter when the coalition took power in 2010 and, despite partial U-turns since then, real-terms spending will be significantly lower at £546m in 2015-16 then the £646m spent in 2010-11.
Now, despite partial reforms to the broader financial system, the banks remain integral to the Chinese model of state-directed capitalism, where government-supported firms and projects enjoy preferential access to banks loans at what many analysts say are artificially low interest rates.
The two-hit model produced a steady compromise in compliance despite partial recovery of hypoxemia.
Despite partial interdependences, the models are usually developed independently by different parties, using different tools and languages.
He did so despite partial impairment to his hand resulting from burns he had suffered in his childhood.
And despite the partial recovery yesterday, the case for really dramatic interest rate cuts has gotten considerably stronger.
"Thank you – and we will rock the Albert Hall to its foundations!" Despite several partial reunions, Faces have not played together since they split in 1975.
Despite a partial facelift ahead of Pope Francis's visit in 2015, many streets are still lined by crumbling colonial facades and potted by holes that look like they have been there for decades.
The attack proved to be less successful than first believed, with about 4% of the company's 4 million customers affected and no financial loss incurred by customers despite the partial disclosure of payment details.
Starvation is still being used as a weapon of war in Syria, despite a partial ceasefire that was meant to ease profound humanitarian suffering and open a political path that could bring the war to an end.
