Sentence examples for despite plentiful evidence from inspiring English sources

Two other soldiers at the same barracks had been killed over the previous year and their deaths officially described as suicides despite plentiful evidence of murder.

In the Garry case, prosecutors are violating this cardinal rule of ethics by continuing to fight his appeal, despite plentiful evidence of his innocence.

But this doesn't matter, because Sue possesses a primal optimism that amounts to a superpower; she's generous and idealistic despite plentiful evidence that the world is cruel.

One rule states that the prosecutor in a criminal case "shall refrain from prosecuting a charge that the prosecutor knows is not supported by probable cause". In the Garry case, prosecutors are violating this cardinal rule of ethics by continuing to fight his appeal, despite plentiful evidence of his innocence.

These tiny, remotely readable devices have already been incorporated in many countries' passports, despite plentiful evidence that they can be remotely read, deciphered and even cloned with easily obtained equipment and software.The final principle is a thorough understanding of the human factor.

Despite plentiful evidence to the contrary, a notional era of "pure" matriarchy has been invoked as a theme in some very diverse contexts, including not only 19th-century cultural evolutionism but also the more recent discourses of environmentalism (especially ecofeminism), Neo-Paganism, and the so-called Goddess movement.

Despite the plentiful evidence of OP pesticides causing neurologic- and developmental-related adverse health outcomes in animals, evidence of such linkages is still relatively fragile in children (Eskenazi et al. 2007; Guillette et al. 1998; Rauh et al. 2006; Ruckart et al. 2004).

Despite plentiful scientific evidence that the MMR vaccine was safe, and that it was used in over 90 countries, what people heard was that there were two sides to the debate.

See recent single Recover for plentiful evidence.

Plentiful evidence was gathered at the time by human-rights workers, journalists, security men and diplomats.

The presidencies of Reagan, George W. Bush and especially Richard Nixon provide plentiful evidence of this counterpoint.