Sentence examples for despite possibly from inspiring English sources

In Afghanistan, despite possibly decisive fraud, the opposition has barely thrown a rock.

Q. Do you find representing the United States at the World Cup to be a positive experience, despite possibly being on the wrong end of a blowout?

"The main support for house prices will come from the fact that interest rates are likely to remain very low compared to long-term norms for some considerable time to come, despite possibly starting to rise later this year".

They believe that there are, at most, one and a half sides a right side and a side that, despite possibly having some redeeming aspects, is, on balance, wrong.

They believe that there are, at most, one and a half sides — a right side and a side that, despite possibly having some redeeming aspects, is, on balance, wrong.

Saying that, an in-form Liverpool, despite possibly looking to rotate their squad after Wednesday night's comfortable win against Burnley, should have enough to win, but the complacency shown back in 2000 could always come back to haunt the favourites.

It isn't as fiery as you would imagine, despite the possibly alarming-sounding amount.

Despite, or possibly because of, this inheritance, Carrère's imagination is anything but tranquil, or bourgeois.

Despite or possibly because of its illegal status, tourists soon came flowing in to see their work.

Despite (or possibly because of) the unpolished nature of user-generated reviews, the evidence is that we are learning to trust each other.

Despite (or possibly because of) its off-the-beaten-track location, Yam Yam has a local, neighbourhood feel and is always busy.