Sentence examples for despite relinquishing from inspiring English sources

Boeheim said his team had nothing to be ashamed of, despite relinquishing its national championship.

Sir Dave Brailsford will take charge of the Great Britain team in the Road World Championships later this month, despite relinquishing his performance director role in April to focus solely on his role as Team Sky principal.

North and McWilliam remain senior executives despite relinquishing their directorships, with the former continuing as country manager and head of Amazon in the UK, while McWilliam is the UK's vice president of the consumables division.

Watson averaged 16.5 runs with the bat, his highest innings total being just 28 despite relinquishing bowling duties to concentrate on his run-scoring.

But Cooper, who takes charge of his 99th game as Swindon boss on Tuesday, said he still feels proud of his team despite them relinquishing top spot.

However, in later developments to his sign theory, despite never explicitly relinquishing infinite semiosis, many of the concepts that lead to it are replaced or revised, and the concept becomes less prominent in Peirce's work.

This does not include the estimated £45m that an analysis by the Guardian suggests he may receive in future years despite having relinquished the reins.

Despite initial misgivings about relinquishing the governor's traditional role as head of the delegation, Ms. Hull emphasized the need for party unity.

Such were the fears of Robert Fontanelli and Rolf Sjogren, two art directors in their early 50s, who lucked into affordable Manhattan spaces in the '90s and couldn't picture relinquishing them, despite a relationship that's been going strong since they met nearly six years ago.

Despite the clear risk of unfettered communication, by relinquishing editorial control over his feed to a collective process Ashton is playing it way safe.

Relinquishing citizenship is relatively simple.