Sentence examples for despite restricted from inspiring English sources

Despite restricted Internet access, electronic media are becoming increasingly important in challenging vertical state-controlled media in Cuba: –Though few Cubans have regular Internet access, the UCI incident rapidly become common knowledge in Havana.

The Prancing Horse as Ferrari is known to motorsports enthusiasts carried on, though, and today has established itself as the "epitome of performance, luxury, and styling," with 23% of the global top-tier car market and revenues of $3.14 billion despite restricted supply.

Gradually the thunderstorms became concentrated around the center, despite restricted outflow to the north and west.

A high number of distinct genotypes were disclosed by MLST despite restricted nucleotide polymorphism.

Despite restricted fiber outgrowth, ventral midbrain neurospheres overexpressing Wnt5a, a member of the Wnt family that is known to promote DA neuron differentiation [6], induced a robust behavioral response in the 6-hydroxy-DA-induced mouse PD model [7].

However, despite restricted replication of the H5N1 ca virus in the upper respiratory tract of the H1N1 exposed ferrets, the level of H5N1-specific neutralizing antibodies in the animals that previously received the H1N1 ca vaccine was similar to the seronegative animals.

The Sun on Sunday, despite restricting its monthly fall to a negligible 0.5%, sold 12% fewer than in March 2013, as did the Star on Sunday, which dropped below 300,000 sales.

In the non-adopting European countries of our analysis, farmers have more maize cultivars available to them today than they had in the 1990s despite restricting GM-varieties.

Despite restricting Italy to just 100 for seven, the tournament favourites were made to work for victory, reaching 104-8 in a tense finale.

Our analyses of seed catalogues and registers of European maize varieties in non-adopting European countries showed that farmers have more maize cultivars available to them today than they had in the 1990s despite restricting GM-varieties.

In summary, it can be safely concluded that in the three studied non-adoption countries, farmers have more maize cultivars available to them today than they had in the 1990s despite restricting GM maize, while in Spain, the only GM adopting country, overall numbers of cultivars to choose from for a farmer have declined and increasingly have become a choice among GM cultivars.