Sentence examples for despite recent changes from inspiring English sources

And he warns that the EC is still proposing too much regulation, despite recent changes.

Voluntary resident attrition remains problematic despite recent changes in postgraduate general surgery training, including reduction of work hours.

Despite recent changes to the law banning revenge evictions, Schinella says that "the threat alone is sometimes enough to silence a tenant.

But most other Serbian opposition parties have indicated that they would take part despite recent changes to the Constitution and electoral laws that favor Mr. Milosevic's government.

Yet despite recent changes, most Southern metropolitan areas still have a very low percentage of their office space actually located in their central business districts.

It is also, despite recent changes, an absolute monarchy where local elections are a novelty and women are still officially banned from driving.

It should be noted, however, that both of these channels feature links to sites from which Fifa coins can be purchased – despite the recent changes.

A safe, green, traffic-free thoroughfare for bikes through the centre of a city still famously not very friendly towards the two-wheeled, despite some recent changes?

Despite the recent changes, that cultural influence still thrives: there are wax-coated fabric shops, Jamaican imports, African meat sellers and fishmongers, and a huge range of Caribbean produce.

However, despite the recent changes in rice production technology, many researchers around the world have yet to address and utilize the current rice breeding and cultivation technologies to increase yield and to satisfy the growing demands.

Despite the recent changes to the one-child policy, the skewed sex ratio is expected to create a male marriage "squeeze" for at least a few more decades, thus making it difficult for the current adult male population to find a wife (Guilmoto 2012).