Sentence examples for despite sentiment from inspiring English sources
New legislation and a campaign of enforcement slowed the decline to 150 acres annually by the 1990's, and losses continue despite sentiment to revive fading marshes like those of the Raritan Estuary.
Despite sentiment for a shortened preseason from players and fans after quarterbacks Michael Vick and Chad Pennington sustained devastating injuries within days of each other during August preseason games, the N.F.L. will maintain its format of 4 preseason games and 16 regular-season games for the foreseeable future.
It is anybody's guess when and if Cuba will become fully accessible to American travelers, despite sentiment in Congress to lift or relax the embargo -- not so much for the sake of vacationers as to aid the nation's agriculture sector by lifting trade sanctions.
Shares of both Ford and General Motors are down 23% so far in 2005, CSFB noted, despite sentiment in the market and among credit agencies that Ford is outperforming GM.
Twice residents voted to retain the name Hicksville despite sentiments that it made a poor impression.
Despite the sentiment, deep down he will be hurting.
Despite such sentiment, a division of Cera was tasked with developing the city's first urban blueprint plan.
What does this say about our political system, and about the influence of intelligence agency lobbying despite public sentiment in favor of more restraint?
They were told by President Vladimir V. Putin to remain, and have been called on the carpet since returning home, despite public sentiment in their favor.
Despite some sentiment expressed by state governments, nothing has changed and it's therefore no surprise that many Aboriginal people received Baird's announcement with cynicism.
And yet despite this sentiment, Mark Twain wrote often about fashion and hired the most renowned decorator of his day to do up his Hartford home, which is today a museum.
