Sentence examples for despite prominent from inspiring English sources
Sales are down this year, despite prominent books by Dan Brown and Edward M. Kennedy.
This is despite prominent negative media coverage of the charity sector, including executive salaries and concerns raised by some over our campaigning activity.
Strangely denied a cinema release in the UK despite prominent festival berths in London and Sundance, and eminently widescreen subject matter, Nick Ryan's handsome documentary The Summit (Metrodome, 15) investigates the 2008 mountaineering disaster that saw 11 climbers perish on K2 in highly questionable circumstances.
The phenotypes of heterozygous CBP-deficient mice show increased insulin sensitivity and glucose tolerance despite prominent lipodystrophy of white adipose tissue (Yamauchi et al., 2002).
Bush's New Statesman colleague George Eaton, for example, notes that – despite prominent members of Corbyn's team clearly professing to have read Marx – the manifesto they have produced appears to owe more economically to John Maynard Keynes.
Today, more than a year and a half after the incident, Beheshti is not only a free man, but remains in office despite prominent civil society groups and local media outlets pointing to his guilt.
DESPITE his prominent position as a Republican candidate for president, Rick Santorum has lost control of his online identity.
The comparison has stuck with the money manager despite his prominent forays into worlds of art, sports and politics.
Despite its prominent place in Roosevelt Triangle — where 125th Street, Morningside Avenue and Hancock Place intersect — the 5,500-pound 5,500-poundasculptureinvisible to passers-by, hidden by graffiti and overgrowasshrubbery.
Guardian Australia understands that despite the prominent speakers and hundreds of people expected to attend on Saturday, organisers had not planned event security or liability insurance.
