Sentence examples for despite preparing from inspiring English sources
Despite preparing all week for the creative defenses of Rob Ryan, the Cowboys' defensive coordinator, the Jets faced schemes they had not seen before.
Reuters reported on an email from the acting E.P.A. head, Bob Perciasepe, who told his employees that despite preparing for the cuts, "furloughs are inevitable".
Opoku-Gyimah, the head of equality at the PCS union, said "the unexpected happened" despite preparing to launch her campaign on Sunday.
More worryingly, the administration has repeatedly refused congressional requests to report on how the new law is operating, or to consult Congress about any new legislation, despite preparing a full draft of Patriot II.Terror's victoryHow much will the government's new powers help it to fight terrorism?
Although they are not officially in purdah/seclusion, they are not permitted to attend the mosque or participate in celebrations such as weddings and naming ceremonies within the Fulani community (despite preparing and cooking the food for guests).
Despite preparing yourself, the waterworks start -- yours and your little one's.
Despite Beijing preparing its own retaliatory 'import tax' on $60 billion of US goods if Trump goes ahead with his planned tariffs on $200 billion of products from China, the markets managed to continued their end of week rebound on Friday.
Despite not preparing her team at all for her absence, she was surprised and impressed with how well the team stepped up without her.
This change of direction comes despite Nokia preparing to imminently hand off its mobile-making division to Windows Phone OS maker Microsoft — a business division acquisition announced last September.
This difference may be due either to the different sensitivities of the RT-PCR methods used by the two laboratories, or to the fact that our preparations, despite being prepared in the same way, were a mixture of cell types, rather than being derived from pericytes alone.
The pleasure of "Magic" is real, despite the volcano preparing to erupt beneath the soil; so is that of "Irrational," despite the ease with which things could have turned out radically worse.
