Sentence examples for despite signals from inspiring English sources

Don't Ask, Don't Tell was repealed at the end of 2010 by a lame-duck Congress despite signals from the White House that it would rather put off action until later.

"Despite signals of slower economic growth, we expect positive organic growth to continue the rest of this year and into 2012," said David M. Cote, the chairman and chief executive of Honeywell.

Mr. Caruana also said that he does not expect any delay in implementing new banking rules, despite signals to the contrary from the meeting of the G-20 nations in Toronto last weekend.

Republicans in Congress who are investigating Solyndra's demise and the $38 billion Energy Department loan guarantee program are demanding to know why Mr. Chu, a Nobel Prize laureate in physics, continued to support Solyndra despite signals that it was floundering.

The senator's four-wheel-drive vehicle sped through despite signals to stop, Mr. Barakzai said, and the police, worried that the car might be carrying some of the insurgents they had fought hours earlier, radioed the next checkpoint about the oncoming vehicle.

WASHINGTON — Despite signals that Senator John McCain would have new prescriptions for the economic crisis after a weekend of meetings, his campaign said Sunday that Mr. McCain, the Republican presidential nominee, would not have any more proposals this week unless developments call for some.

Despite signalling he might start fresh legs after the weekend's sweltering battle in Perth, coach Graham Arnold fielded an unchanged line-up.

Second, share prices have been increasing all year in response to prevarication by the US central bank, which has struggled to raise interest rates despite signalling a willingness to do so.

Information theory analysis of cell signaling reveals mechanisms for reliable cellular responses despite signal variability.

This technique can produce accurate segmentation despite signal noise and retain robustness despite proximity of the liver to similarly appearing organs [43].

(2010) applicants from different ethnic backgrounds are discriminated relative to their native counterpart despite signaling a favorable employment career and socioeconomic background.