Despite slight variations, elections seem a done deal: Kadima wins comfortably, Labour comes in a distant second, and Likud takes a severe beating.
It is therefore concerning that business investment fell last quarter and the current account deficit remains unacceptably large, despite slight improvements in the trade balance," he said.
Last September, the couple began practicing a special tango that they planned to do at the wedding, despite slight shyness on Dr. Rivella's part.
We're concerned that despite slight emphases, the Kerry agenda is basically the same as Bush: a foreign policy based on what's best for big American corporations," Kagan said.
We are, despite slight declines in our domestic emissions, a global-warming machine: at the moment when physics tell us we should be jamming on the carbon brakes, America is revving the engine".
The visiting manager duly looked almost as disappointed as Taylor after Afobe's rather am-dram tumble in the area under Colback's challenge but, despite slight contact, the referee failed to buy the resultant penalty appeals.
On one subject of international controversy — the use of suicide bombers against Israel — there is near unanimity: despite slight shades of difference, as seen at the Mustafa Mahmoud Mosque, most people agree that it is sometimes allowable.
Much of the gain was achieved without the help of big incentives and despite slight rises in fuel prices, suggesting that consumers are becoming better able to afford new cars and trucks.
Average household spending fell 1.4 percent in July from a year earlier, despite slight improvements in income and the jobless rate, which fell to 3.8 percent from 3.9 percent the month before.
Despite slight slips in sales, Eminem's "Encore" (Interscope) and John Legend's "Get Lifted" (Columbia) remain at Nos. 2 and 4, respectively, and "Crunk Juice" (TVT) by Lil Jon and the East Side Boyz has moved down two spots to No. 5. BEN SISARIO.
Despite slight sales hiccups in August 2015, experts predict that prices are going to keep on rising.
